Community Services - Los Angeles City College

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Los Angeles City College 

Community Services 

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Cooking 18 

Creative Writing 14 

Dance 20 

Drama 21 

En Español 16 

Gelatinas 17 

Exercise & Relaxation 22 

Language 23 

Medical 15 

Music 19 

Swimming 28 

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VETERINARY ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM 

Love Animals? - Begin a New Career in 5-weeks! 

As a Veterinary Assistant you will help the Veterinarian or the 

Veterinarian Technician in their daily tasks. You will feed, water, 

and examine pets for signs of illness, disease, or injury; clean 

and disinfect cages and work areas, as well as sterilize surgical 

equipment in laboratories, animal hospitals and clinics. This 

program combines 35 hours of classroom instruction with a 24 

hour volunteer experience. The voluntary experience component 

requires students to volunteer their time. Each student will be 

responsible for coordinating his or her volunteer experience*. 

Fee: Class fee of $999 includes books, consumable 

supplies, and course completion certificate. A payment 

plan is available. 

SubEvent: VA120929 

Schedule: 5 Saturdays 

9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 

April 6 – May 4, 2013 

ATTEND A FREE INFORMATION SESSION 

Wednesday, March 6, 2013 • 6:30-8:00 pm 

Please call for details: (800) 201-1141 

PHARMACY TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE PROGRAM 

Become a Pharmacy Technician in Seven Months !!! 

Pharmacy Technicians are in high-demand, with job 

opportunities projected to grow 25 percent by 2016. The 

prescription drug industry is changing everyday. With 

those changes comes a need for a new wave of highly 

trained pharmacy technicians. Successful graduates of 

this program are prepared for careers in retail and 

hospital pharmacy settings. A Pharmacy Technician 

assists the pharmacist with mixing and packaging 

prescriptions, referring clients to the pharmacist for 

counseling, inventory control and purchasing, as well as 

collecting payment and coordinating billing. This course 

combines 182 hours of classroom instruction with 120 

hours of pharmacy externship to provide you with a 

complete learning experience*. 

FEE: Class fee of $2,895 covers books, supplies, externship, and course completion 

certificate. A payment plan is available. 

CERTIFICATION: Upon successful completion graduates will receive a certificate of 

completion and become eligible to apply for registration as a Pharmacy Technician in the 

State of California. 

SubEvent: PT121012 

Schedule: Fridays 

9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 

April 5 – August 23, 2013 

*Pre-requisites: Minimum 18 years of age and high school completion or its equivalent. Students 

need competency in, or completion of a basic computer operations class. Students will be required 

to have access to the internet, printing capabilities and an email address. A Math and English preassessment 

test will be administered on the first class meeting to ensure student success. 

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President’s Welcome 

Welcome to Los Angeles City College 

(LACC) Community Services program. 

The Community Service program provides 

a wide range of lifelong learning and 

enrichment opportunities by offering 

classes and programs that are: 

Designed with you in mind 

Conveniently Scheduled 

Low cost with easy enrollment 

Taught by talented 

professionals 

in their respective fields 

Regardless of your age or educational 

goal, there’s a Community Service class 

that can keep you current with 

today’s trends, technologies, 

assist you to get ahead in life 

and career or just plain fun! 

Interim President, Reneé D. Martinez 

Los Angeles City College Administration 

Ms. Renee D. Martinez, Interim President 

Dr. Dan Walden, VP of Academic Affairs 

Dr. Lawrence Bradford, VP of Student 

Services 

Mr. Paul Carlson, VP of Administration Services 

Ms. Alex Davis, Dean, Economic Development 

and Workforce Education 

Dr. Thelma Day, Dean of Academic 

Affairs 

Ms. Allison Jones, Dean of Academic Affairs 

Dr. Todd Scott, Dean of Economic Affairs 

Dr. Randy Anderson, Dean of Special Services 

Dr. Edward Pai, Dean of Institutional 

Effectiveness 

Mr. William A. Marmolejo, Dean of Enrollment Services 

Ms. Guadalupe Jara, Associate Dean of Economic 

Development and Workforce Education 

Mr. Corey Rodgers, Associate Dean of EOP&S/CARE 

Mr. Earic Peters, Associate Dean of Student Life 

Mr. Jeremy Villar, Associate Dean of Student 

Services 

Mr. Anil K. Jain, AVP of Administrative Services 

Lenore Saunders, Administrative Analyst 

Mr. Bob Garcia, Physical Plant 

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Los Angeles Community College District 

Administration 

Dr. Daniel J. LaVista, Chancellor 

Dr. Adriana D. Barrera, Deputy Chancellor 

Dr. Yasmin Delahoussaye, Vice Chancellor for 

Educational Programs and Institutional 

Effectiveness 

Dr. Felicito Cajayon, Vice Chancellor of 

Economic and Workforce Development 

Mr. James D. O’Reilly, Executive Director of Facilities 

Planning and Development 

Ms. Camille A. Goulet, General Counsel 

Ms. Jeanette Gordon, Chief Financial 

Officer/Treasurer 

Board of Trustees 

Steve Veres, President 

Tina Park, First Vice President 

Nancy Pearlman, Second Vice President 

Kelly Candaele 

Mona Field 

Miguel Santiago 

Scott J. Svonkin 

Daniel Campos, Student Trustee 

Classroom Material Fees 

Please be aware that some Community Services 

classes have material/handouts required by the 

instructor. All material fees are paid at the time of 

registration. Material fees are always optional. 

However, should you choose not to purchase supplies 

or materials, your participation in the class may be 

limited. Community Services, LACC, and LACCD are 

held harmless from such fee disputes between the 

teacher and student(s). 

Community Services is located on 

Los Angeles City College campus 

in the Administration Building 112 

Monday thru Friday 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. 

Saturday 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. 

Register by phone – Quick & Easy! 

(323) 953-4000 ext. 2651 

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EMPLOYERS, CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS !!! 

Call our Community Services Office for affordable customize group class training seminars. 

We bring the teacher to you. Avoid traffic & parking problems. You choose your own 

schedule, enroll as many people as you want. LET US TRAVEL TO YOU !!! 

Microsoft Applications 

Bookkeeping/QuickBooks 

L.A. Food Handlers Certification 

Quick & Dirty Self Defense 

Learn to speak Spanish, Chinese, French, Italian 

Security Guard certification 

Medical Terminology/Billing classes 

Grant Proposal Writing 

Register by phone! 

(323) 953-4000 x2651 

Please contact us at (323) 953-4000 ext. 2651. Our friendly bilingual staff can assist you.

S.A.T & A.C.T. PREPARATION 

Help your child to get a higher test score! 

The SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) and 

ACT (American College Testing) is inevitable for all 

high school students planning to apply to a 4 year 

college/university. With careful preparation students 

will walk through SAT/ACT reasoning and inference 

practice analogies: grammar, science reasoning 

critical thinking, & higher mathematic applications. 

Students will also cover/study the new essaywriting 

portion of the GED test through practice 

preparation. In addition, participants will discover 

valuable test taking strategies/secrets about 

answering questions. Included will be a practice 

examination and an assessment. Bring these 

books to class: 1. Kaplan S.A.T. 2012: Strategies, 

Practice & Review. 2. McGraw-Hill’s ACT Practice 

Tests 3 rd edition by Steven W. Dulan May 25, 2010. 

SubEvent: Antonio Cervantes Fee: $85 

#80255A 4 Fridays 

5:00-8:00 p.m. 

March 1-22 

COLLEGE PREPARATION 

Apply for college & financial grants early! 

Students will learn how to apply to colleges and 

universities, both public & private, 

acquire and fill out appropriate 

forms for admission, write a 

personal statement, find and 

apply for scholarships and 

grants, learn about Advanced 

Placement classes, learn the 

difference between SAT, ACT and the PSAT, 

prepare for the college of your choice as early as 

the seventh grade. Students are required to have 

internet access at home and a valid email address. 



5:00-8:00 p.m. 

April 5 & 12 

VIDEO GAME DESIGN FOR KIDS 

You may spend countless hours playing video 

games but ever dreamed of creating your own 

game? If you’re ready to step up to the next level, 

join this class; you’re in for a load of fun. With 

Microsoft’s Kodu Game Lab you can let your 

creative mind explore the possibilities of creating 

your own game levels, adventures, and lots more – 

all without knowing a bit of complicated codes. If 

you can point and click a mouse, then you’re on 

your way to creating your very own video game. 

Ages 8-15. Optional: You may bring your Xbox 

controller to class - controller must be wired, 

USB type. Limit to only 9 students. 

SubEvent: Angelo Almonte Fee: $65 


5:00-6:30 p.m. 

April 12-26 

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MATH SUCCESS CLASS 

Get better grades in school 

Assist your child with their school studies by 

enrolling them in this 

intensive math 

program. Focus will 

be on the specific 

problem area’s your 

child is having with 

math. This class will 

help your child 

improve test skills, increase scores and advance in 

school. Students are welcome to bring their 

schoolbooks. ALL elementary/junior grade levels 

are welcome. Material fee of $5 payable at time 

of registration. Instructor: Dr. Arsen Abelian. 

SubEvent: Fractions and Decimals Fee: $55 

#80017A 5 Saturdays 

10:00-11:00 a.m. 

February 23-March 23 

#80017B Pre-Algebra Fee: $55 

5 Saturdays 

11:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 


#80017C Algebra Fee: $55 

5 Saturdays 

12:00-1:00 p.m. 


#80017D Geometry Fee: $55 

5 Saturdays 

1:00-2:00 p.m. 


KUNG FU FOR KIDS 

What do Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Let Li have in 

common? They all studied/practiced Kung Fu. 

Kung Fu is known as the father of Martial Arts. 

This is a class in Kung Fu San Soo. Learn 

Martial Arts Kung Fu fluid movements and counter 

defense strategies. No experience necessary. 

Included will be warming-up and stretching 

exercises, also basic Kung Fu positions to 

maximize your limits and potentials in the field of 

martial arts. 

SubEvent: Brian King Fee: $55 

#80201A 5 Sundays Ages 6-11 

1:30-2:30 p.m. 


#80201B 5 Sundays Fee: $55 

3:00-4:00 p.m. Ages 12-17 


TYPING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 

Let your fingers do the 

talking! Learn how to type 

the fun, fast and easy way! 

Students will type school 

reports, letters, homework 

and applications. Get the 

correct fundamentals on the 

computer keyboard which will pay off when they 

enter college and the business world. Students are 

encouraged to repeat if more practice or speedier 

progress is desired. Ages: 9+. 

SubEvent: Ryan Obando Fee: $50 


4:30-5:30 p.m. 

March 1-22

FRENCH FOR KIDS & TEENS 

French is a fun language spoken around the world. 

Students will partake in a wide range of activities 

from pronunciation of the alphabet, numbers, 

colors, days, weeks, months to useful 

conversations that will increase vocabulary and 

promote a cultural interest. Material fee of $22 

payable at time of registration is for cost of book, 

cd and handouts. Book title is: Collins French Club: 

Book 1, by Rosi McNab - ISBN-13- 

9780007287567. $5 only if you have already 

purchased the audio cd/book set. Parents are 

encouraged to participate with class. Ages 7-16. 

No experience needed. 

SubEvent: Lesley Lespinasse Fee: $55 

#80721A 5 Saturdays (Beg.) 

9:30-10:30 a.m. 


PUBLIC SPEAKING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 

Public speaking is a skill and an art form that needs 

to be nurtured over time. The class focuses on 

speaking clearly, stage 

presence, organizing ideas, 

minimize speaking anxiety, and 

confidence building through the 

creation of memorable 

speeches. Let your child start 

sharing their ideas in front of an 

audience. Take advantage of this great opportunity 

for your child. Material fee of $5 payable in class. 

Ages 8+. 

SubEvent: Lisa Saperston Fee: $65 

#80075A One Saturday 

9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 

March 16 

WRITING – GRADES 3-6 

This class will assist and help students improve on 

their writing comprehension, grammar and 

vocabulary skills. This class will also concentrate 

on specific problem area’s students are having with 

classroom assignments and homework. Students 

will also learn the newest education writing formats. 

Homework assignments will be given. Children are 

welcome to bring their school books and classroom 

writing questions. Please bring pencil and writing 

tablet. Material fee of $8 payable at time of 

registration. Grades 3-6. 


#80222A 4 Mondays 

4:00-5:00 p.m. 

March 4-25 

READING GRADES 3-6 

This class will cover various levels of reading 

phonics, vocabulary, & composition 

skills. Students will have the 

opportunity to sharpen their 

presentation and reading skills by 

reading aloud to the class. 

homework assignments will be 

given. Children are welcome to bring their school 

books and classroom questions. Material fee of 

$8 payable at time of registration. Grades 3-6 


#80221A 4 Wednesdays 

4:00-5:00 p.m. 

March 6-27 

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FUN WITH MATH CLASS – GRADES K-2 

Students engage in hands-on 

activities to develop their number 

sense and geometric abilities. 

Activities include manipulatives, 

games, and puzzles, to promote 

each child’s understanding of 

addition, subtraction, patterns 

and geometry. Appropriate 

mathematical terms are introduced and explained. 

Material fee of $3 payable at time of registration. 

Limited enrollment so register early! 

SubEvent: Polly Matthes Fee: $60 


10:10-11:10 a.m. 

February 23-March23 

READING READINESS GRADES K-1 

Children will engage in literary activities to promote 

motivation by learning language related concepts. 

Instruction on phonics (sounds letters make) will 

help students decipher words for themselves. Kids 

will create their own books, poems and stories 

through drawing, painting and writing. Oral and 

written language are supported through age 

appropriate literature. Material fee of $3 payable 

at time of registration. Limited enrollment! 



9:00-10:00 a.m. 


FUN WITH ABC’s 

Fun with ABC’s is for the very young 

student (ages 3-5). Reading will be 

promoted through an introduction of 

phonics thru arts & crafts. Age 

appropriate literature will also be 

introduced. Material fee of $3 

payable at time of registration. This class is 

limited to only 8 students! 



11:20 a.m.-12:20 p.m. 


DRUMS FOR TEENS & ADULTS 

Playing the drums is a great way to have fun and to 

relieve stress even form a band. Learn to play 

Rock, Pop, Funk, and Blues, accomplish these 

beats even by the first class! Learn to read and 

write drum 

notations, gain 

effective practice 

techniques. Bring 

your favorite 

music CD’s to 

class; analyze 

and learn the 

drum beats of 

your favorite 

songs. Teacher 

will provide drum 

set. Please bring drum sticks and practice pad 

which can be purchased at Guitar Center or 

Sam Ash or any major music store. This class 

has a limited enrollment. Ages12+. 

SubEvent: Staff Fee: $65 

#75041A 5 Sundays (Beg.) 

1:00-3:00 p.m. 

February 24-March 24

LEARN TO PROGRAM FROM SCRATCH 

Is there more to computers than playing games, 

watching videos or endless chatting? Be the creator 

of your own digital stories, animations, games, 

music and art. Bring your creativity and imagination 

to this workshop and learn how to program with 

Scratch AND have fun, too! Recommended ages: 

11-16. Limit 9. Students in full attendance will 

be given a completion award at final meeting. 

SubEvent: Lance Zakabi Fee: $55 

#80767A 2 Saturdays (11-16 yrs.) 

10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 

March 16 & 23 

MUSICAL KEYBOARDING FOR CHILDREN 

Children will learn the correct fundamentals in 

playing the piano: Topics covered: Development in 

finger coordination, critical sense of listening; 

notations in pitch and rhythm; discipline in good 

practice habits with an appreciation of music 

through the piano as well as basic written theory. 

Solo-ensemble repertoire will also be introduced. 

Ages: 6 & up. Intermediate requires: Basic 

knowledge of music note reading. Intermediate 

students will choose sheet music comparable 

to their level. Limit is 12 students. Please bring 

your own keyboard to class. 

SubEvent: Mariam Avetisyan Fee: $45 


9:00-10:00 a.m. 


#80052B 5 Thursdays (Beg./Interm.) Fee: $45 

6:00-7:00 p.m. 


PAINTING AND WATERCOLORS 

FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 

Watercolor and Paint the most beautiful 

pictures ever!!! Your teacher will get you started in 

basic watercolor and paint brush stroke techniques. 

You will develop your natural and 

hidden artistic talents of 

visualizing and expressing 

everyday objects as watercolor 

images. Students will be given 

total encouragement and support 

in developing their artistic skills 

at their own pace. Instructor 

works for Disneyland as an artist 

and has showcased his works at art galleries 

throughout the U.S.A. Please bring basic 

watercolor set, brushes, paper and pencil to 1 st 

class meeting. Ages 9-17. Register early! 

SubEvent: Wayne N. Thomas Fee: $55 


2:30-4:00 p.m. 

March 1-29 

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DRAWING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 

Learn how to draw like a pro, get drawing tips and 

techniques on the objects you like to draw (people, 

animals, nature, buildings, aircraft, etc.). Watch 

your images come to life as your teacher gets you 

started in using led/color pencil, charcoal, shading 

techniques, light/dark contrast, 3 dimension and 

brightness just the professionals. Students are 

encouraged to bring their ideas & imagination. 

Bring led & color pencils, eraser and sketchpad 

to 1 st meeting of class. Ages 9-17. 



4:00-5:30 p.m. 

March 1-29 

DRAW COMIC BOOK & CARTOON 

CHARACTERS LIKE THE PROS 

Learn how to draw your favorite action Heroes and 

Villains like Spiderman, Spawn, 

Green, Lantern, Star Wars, Wonder 

Women, or even the Simpsons. 

You can even invent your own 

cartoon characters! This class will 

teach you important steps & secret 

artist tips you need to create & 

bring your cartoon to animation life. 

If you always wanted to become a 

cartoon super-action hero artist or 

comic Villain artist, this class will greatly assist you. 

Ages 12+ 

SubEvent: Wayne Thomas Fee: $65 


5:30-7:00 p.m. 

March 1-29 

GYMNASTICS FOR KIDS 

This class is designed to teach basic gymnastic 

skills to children with little or no experience. 

Emphasis is on floor exercises and tumbling skills. 

Gymnastic skills increase motor coordination 

muscular strength, flexibility, and endurance. 

Students will also acquire awareness about body 

movement and physical fitness. Each class begins 

with a comprehensive warm-up routine with an 

emphasis on flexibility. Wear athletic clothing. 

SubEvent: Ron Newsome Fee: $55 


2:30-3:30 p.m. 


#80031B 5 Saturdays (3-5 yrs.) Fee: $55 

3:30-4:30 p.m. 


SINGING FOR CHILDREN 

Enroll your child in this fun and popular singing 

program at L.A.C.C. Help your child to soar and 

expose their gift in singing. Students will learn 

proper vocal and breathing techniques to 

strengthen and bring out their full singing potential. 

Your child’s confidence and singing abilities will be 

enhanced tremendously. Each child will perform 

solo and with the class. Limit 10 students. 

SubEvent: Linda Stevens Fee: $60 


11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 


#80012B 5 Saturdays (10-15 yrs.) Fee: $60 

12:30-1:30 p.m. 


BALLET FOR CHILDREN 

An introduction to pre-ballet techniques for children. 

The program will focus on the basic positions, 

techniques, steps, and discipline of ballet. This 

workshop provides instruction on the correct use of 

the physical mechanics of motion encouraging the 

spirit of dance in children. 

SubEvent: Cynthia Miltenberger Fee: $55 

#80021A 5 Saturdays (Ages 3-4) 

2:00-3:00 p.m. 


#80021B 5 Saturdays (Ages 5-8) Fee: $55 

3:00-4:00 a.m. 


#80021C Sandy Fetherolf 

5 Fridays (Ages 3-8) Fee: $55 

5:00-6:00 p.m. 

March 1-29 

TENNIS FOR CHILDREN & TEENS 

Hey Kids, get your tennis rackets 

and have fun learning how to play 

tennis. Students will learn power 

positions for putting topspin and 

slice on the ball, plus other basics as 

needed for good movement. Join this action 

packed healthy sport and remember to bring 2 

new can of tennis balls and tennis racket. Held 

off-campus. No experience needed ages 8-18 yrs. 



3:00-4:00 p.m. 


GUITAR FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 

Hey, do you want to learn how to play some of 

your favorite songs on the guitar? Come 

discover the true and fun way of learning how to 

play the guitar. This class will teach you proper 

finger coordination, how to tune your guitar and 

how to understand basic music notes. Bring 

acoustic guitar. Please bring the following book - 

Title of book is Guitar Method 1, 2 nd edition by Will 

Schmidt and Greg Koch, ISBN 0-7935-3392 it can 

be purchased at The Guitar Center Store in 

Hollywood. Ages 10-16. 

SubEvent: José Ruíz Fee: $55 


11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 


CHILDREN’S MUSICAL THEATRE 

EXPERIENCE 

Learn a popular theatre and musical stage scene 

and or song number from a well known Broadway 

show. Students will sing, dance 

and act out a stage scene, 

complete with costume wear to 

show off to a proud applauding 

audience. Students will perform a 

presentation of the stage scene they 

have learned in class. Come join this fun and 

exciting theatrical experience and bring out your 

fullest acting and artistic talents. No acting 

experience or training needed all are welcome. 

SubEvent: Ann Monahan Fee: $65 


12:30-1:30 p.m. 


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SOCCER ACADEMY FOR KIDS 

A soccer program for boys and girls who want to 

learn proper game techniques, including ball 

control, dribbling, passing & shooting. 

Team play and strategies will also 

be covered. Keep your body 

and mind healthy join this fun 

and exciting class. Instructor is 

fluent in English and Spanish. Bring 

soccer ball, soccer shoes and 

kneepads. Held off campus. 

SubEvent: Marleth Fernandez Fee: $50 


12:00-1:00 p.m. (4-7 yrs.) 


#80667B 5 Saturdays Fee: $50 

1:00-2:00 p.m. (8-13 yrs.) 


HIP HOP DANCING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 

Learn one of the most popular and 

requested dance styles in recent 

years. The instructor will teach 

students many of the latest steps 

and dance moves. No experience is 

needed, come join this fun and 

exciting class. Ages 8-15. 

SubEvent: Dolly Giner Fee: $50 


4:15-5:15 p.m. 


COMPUTER CLASSES 

A T T E N T I O N ! ! ! 

Classes only in this computer section 

may be affected as we make our 

move/transition from 3020 Wilshire to 

L.A.C.C. main campus. You can also 

check location of your class with 

Community Services office staff at: 

(323) 953-4000 ext. 2652. 

PC SOFTWARE CLASSES 

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY 

Take pictures like a professional. Learn which is the 

best camera to buy? What’s the difference between 

JPEG and RAW? Shoot better pictures, 

use email to send your 

photos, create stunning 

greeting cards, calendars 

and personalized posters 

using images from your digital 

camera. Make your snapshots sizzle and create 

jaw-dropping effects with a few simple clicks of the 

mouse. Bring your camera, instruction book and 

connector cables! Material fee of $5 payable at 

time of registration. All are welcome! 

SubEvent: José Ruíz – Allegro Photo Fee: $50 

#11110A One Tuesday 

5:30-9:30 p.m. 

February 26

KEYBOARDING – BEGINNING TYPING 

With so many jobs and public institutions requiring 

a skill in proficient typing 

and the widespread use of 

internet email, learning to 

type is a very important 

asset. This will cover basic 

job applications, business formats, and keyboard 

functions. Don’t get left behind. All are welcome to 

join! Limited to only 9 students. 

SubEvent: Ryan Obando Fee: $60 


6:00-8:00 p.m. 

March 1-22 

INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS 

AND MICROSOFT WINDOWS 

Computers are so easy to use, right? This is a 

beginner’s course covering typical hardware and 

software, concepts and terminology of operating 

the PC in the home or business environment. 

Practice the basic computer fundamentals: 

powering up, creating files & folders, making 

backups, using Windows operating system and the 

built-in accessories. Learn about all those keys on 

the keyboard, and how they are used along with 

basic mouse operations. This course will offer the 

knowledge and confidence to handle most 

Windows applications. Basic typing skills needed. 


#12002A One Friday 

9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 

February 22 

MICROSOFT EXCEL FOR WINDOWS 

Learn to use this leading Windows spreadsheet 

program to do your number crunching for you. 

Topics include: Basic worksheet navigation, entry 

techniques, cell references, using the command 

groups & settings, formulas & functions, charts & 

graphs and simple database operations. Some 

experience with Windows is recommended. 

Register early – limited enrollment. 



9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 

March 1 

#12120B One Friday Fee: $85 

9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 

April 12 

MICROSOFT EXCEL - ADVANCED 

This seminar is designed for those already familiar 

with Excel basics and want to explore more 

advanced features. Topics to be covered will 

include cell formatting & customization, worksheet 

deployment, advanced formula concepts, 

conditional and logical functions, date/time 

calculations, string manipulation, pivot tables, and 

introduction to macros/VBA programming. Prerequisite: 

Knowledge of basic spreadsheet 

commands and functions. Limit 6 students. 


#12125A One Friday3020 

9:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. 

March 8 

#12125B One Friday Fee: $95 

9:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. 

April 19 

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MICROSOFT ACCESS FOR WINDOWS 

Learn to use this leading Windows database 

program to track lists of customers, inventory, 

employees, etc. Topics include: Creating, modifying 

and sorting data tables; creating forms and reports; 

finding information with queries; and a sample 

mailing list application. Previous experience with 

Windows would be helpful. Material fee of $5 

payable at time of registration. 



6:30-9:30 p.m. 

March 20 & 27 

COMPUTER REPAIR - BUILDING, 

CONFIGURATION & TROUBLESHOOTING 

Have you ever asked these about your 

computer: “Is this processor 

fast enough?” “How much 

RAM do I need?” “Can I 

make my computer 

faster?” “How do I get rid of 

viruses?” Build up your skills in 

learning the ins and outs of your computer and see 

how everything works in that electronic box. You’ll 

get hands-on dissecting hardware and no longer be 

unfamiliar with optical drives, USB ports, hard 

drives, and more. Learn about the software that 

runs on your computer and what steps you can 

take to keep it fast and virus free, includes basic 

tools to open up most any computer. 



9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. 

March 9 

E-COMMERCE/ONLINE STORE 

WEBSITE DESIGN 

Learn how to create your own online store using a 

variety of online services, many being free or at 

little cost to you. Many of these services require 

little or no knowledge of 

coding. You might even 

create your own website 

using a content management 

system (CMS) such as 

Magento. Get hands-on instruction creating your 

own personalized online store. Stop 

procrastinating and putting off your excellent 

ideas and line of wonderful products. Let this 

class introduce your products to all the world!!! 

Create homepage with navigation 

Manage your online products 

Create payment methods for customers - 

PayPal, Credit card, etc 

Knowledge of keyboard/mouse internet needed. 

Basic HTML may be introduced, but not required. 

You are encouraged to register a domain name and 

website hosting services before or during class 

unless you already have your own. 



6:30-9:00 p.m. 


#12011B 3 Wednesdays Fee: $95 

6:30-9:00 p.m. 

April 10-24

MICROSOFT WORD 2010 - ESSENTIALS 

Take the fast-track to using this powerful word 

processing program. This course will cover all the 

basics including: page layout & templates, editing 

& formatting, working with styles and themes. 

Learn about the commands, galleries, wizards and 

keyboard shortcuts to easily create that perfect 

document. Also demonstrated: Headers & 

columns, and various tips and tricks. The 

advanced section is designed to take you beyond 

the basics with topics such as mail-merge, tables 

& graphics, macros, etc. This is a hands-on class 

and is limited with one computer per student; 

Student should bring a USB flash drive for saving 

example documents and practice files. 


#12150A One Friday (Beg.) 

9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 

March 15 

#12150B One Friday (Adv.) Fee: $95 

9:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. 

March 22 

MICROSOFT POWERPOINT 

Need a presentation that really gets your point 

across? PowerPoint has everything you need to 

create a perfect presentation. Make eye catching 

color presentations to show from a computer or 

35mm slides, produce speaker notes, handouts 

and outlines; your documents will look professional! 

Use the built-in templates and wizards to add 

graphic effects and sound. Best of all, you can run 

your presentation on ANY WINDOWS COMPUTER 

– even if you do not have PowerPoint! Limited 

enrollment. Material fee of $5 payable at time of 

registration. 


#12140A One Monday 

6:00-10:00 p.m. 

March 4 

WEB DESIGN WORKSHOP 

A COMPLETE COURSE 

This introduction class creates a total web design 

experience. First you will acquire photos and 

images to be manipulated for the Web using 

Photoshop. Then using 

the latest Dreamweaver 

software, you will create 

a full-featured website. 

Learn how to add text, 

sounds, html, links and 

videos with relative 

ease. This class is designed for beg/intermediate 

graphic designers looking to become either working 

professionals or just hobbyist at home. Basic 

Windows and mouse experience needed. 

Material fee of $10 payable at time of 

registration. Register early before class fillsup! 


#12009A 3 Thursdays 

6:30-9:00 p.m. 


#12009B 3 Thursdays Fee: $145 

6:30-9:00 p.m. 

April 11-25 

9 

Learn in a one-on-one environment. Our 

experienced and patient trainer will teach you how 

to use the computer on campus. All sessions are 

scheduled at your convenience and topics are 

based on your training need and level (absolute 

beginner, intermediate, or advanced). Customized 

one-on-one computer (PC or Apple) sessions are 

a minimum of two hours in length. 

SubEvent: Computer Staff Fee: 2 hrs. for $150 

#12222A By Scheduled Appointment 

#12222B Computer Staff Fee: 5 hrs. for $325 

By Scheduled appointment 

(323) 953-4000 Ext: 2651 

MICROSOFT OFFICE 

This course provides an entry-level hands-on 

overview of Windows and three major components 

of the Microsoft Office suite: Word, Excel and 

PowerPoint. Instruction is 

designed for the new 

computer user and topics 

include: Windows basics; 

fundamental safety 

precautions; creating, editing 

and saving; formatting and 

printing Word documents, Excel worksheets and 

PowerPoint presentations; simple automation of 

repetitive tasks in Word; using Microsoft’s wizards 

and templates; formulas; cell referencing and 

creating a graph in Excel. Windows experience 

required. Material fee of $15 payable at time of 

registration. This class has a limited enrollment, 

one student per computer – register early! 



6:30-9:30 p.m. 

April 8-22 

ADOBE INDESIGN CS5 FOR WINDOWS 

Design professional layouts for prints and digital 

publishing. Adobe InDesign provides precise 

professional control over typography and built-in 

creative tools for designing, preflighting and 

publishing documents for print or online. Create 

catalogs, yearbooks, advertising flyers or any other 

type of document you need. You can include 

interactivity, animation, video and sound in page 

layouts to fully engage readers. Must have working 

knowledge of computers & good keyboarding skills. 

Limited enrollment. Material fee of $5 payable at 

time of registration. Register early to guarantee 

you spot in class. 



9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 

March 22 

Obtain an “Award 

of Completion”- $10. 

At least 90% of class 

must be attended.

DIGITAL VIDEO EDITING – BEGINNERS 

Take a step into VIDEO editing on your computer 

with software from Adobe 

Flagship suite. Premiere is a 

powerful non-liner editor for your 

computer, capable of producing 

broadcast-quality, high definition 

NEW 

video, and also video for the Internet. It is a very 

popular editing suite amongst video enthusiasts 

and professionals, on par with Final Cut Pro. Learn 

the ins and outs of its clean robust interface. Lean 

just how many formats of video, audio, or graphics 

you can throw at it. Edit and arrange these 

elements easily in Premier’s sequencer Timeline. 

You can Add cinema-quality effects, filters to video 

and audio, and titles and credits to your video. 

Finally, prepare your video for anything from 

broadcast-definition to Web-ready video formats for 

the internet. Make and edit your Web Series video, 

Movies or Documentaries with Premiere today. 

And because Premiere is part of the Creative Suite, 

learn how well-integrated it is with other popular 

Adobe software. Please bring a USB flash drive for 

saving example documents and practice files. 

SubEvent: Andre Campbell Fee: $195 


9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 

April 6-27 

ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR CS5 

FOR WINDOWS 

Over the years Adobe Illustrator has become the 

standard for vector illustration design. Artist, 

Illustrators and graphic 

designers use Illustrator to 

create vector-based graphics 

that can be easily rescaled 

without the loss of quality. You 

will work with designs, photos, 

line images and text to create 

eye-popping presentations that 

will put you in a new plateau of professional ability. 

This version from Adobe is compatible with all 

releases so what you learn here is easily adapted 

to other versions. : Experience in windows, 

keyboard/mouse needed. Limited enrollment. 



#11003A 2 Tuesdays 

6:30-9:30 p.m. 

April 9 & 16 

INTRODUCTION TO DREAMWEAVER 

CS5 FOR WINDOWS 

Learn the software that has to become the standard 

for Web design and production. Adobe 

Dreamweaver has many innovative features that 

make creating a web site as easy as A B C. Learn 

to work with links – rollovers – animated layers and 

much more. Step-by step instructions will guide you 

through the creation of your own web site in class. 

Must be familiar with windows and have good 

knowledge of keyboarding and mouse usage. 


Limited enrollment! 



6:30-9:30 p.m. 

March 19 & 26 

10 

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS5 FOR WINDOWS 

This class covers all the basic tools to enhance 

photos, create collages, and make restorations and 

design photo layouts. Learn some of the secrets of 

the professionals and discover why Photoshop is 

the standard for serious working photographers and 

artists worldwide. This version from Adobe is 

compatible with all previous releases so what you 

learn here is easily adapted to other versions. 

Experience with Windows needed. Limit 9 

students. Material fee of $5 payable at time of 

registration. 



6:30-9:30 p.m. 

March 11 & 18 

MAC SOFTWARE CLASSES 

INTRODUCTION TO THE MAC 

Are you new to the Mac? We’ll start with a brief 

history of this iconic platform, and build our way up 

to discover the fun and exciting things you and your 

Mac can do. Organize and clean up files with 

Finder; switch between programs with Expose and 

Spaces. Even switch back and forth from PC to a 

Mac. All you need to get started to become a Mac 

genius begins here. Register early – class has a 

limited enrollment! 


#13001A One Monday 

5:45-9:45 p.m. 

February 25 

ADOBE DREAMWEAVER ON THE MAC 

Learn how to use Dreamweaver from the leader’s 

Creative Suite to create full-featured websites even 

if you have no knowledge of Web design or HTML 

basics. Get acquainted with program features and 

become familiar with 

commonly used Web 

terminology. Gain handson 

experience and develop 

your Web design skills by 

using each new feature for 

real world Web site and 

Web page construction. 

Create forms using Java applets, downloading and 

customizing Dreamweaver extensions to expand 

the software’s range of capabilities. Prior Internet 

experience required. Limit one student per Mac 

computer, register early to guarantee your spot. 

SubEvent: Ara Chouljian Fee: $135 


10:00-3:00 p.m. 

March 9 

ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR ON THE MAC 

Adobe Illustrator is the most powerful vector 

drawing page design and production tool in the 

world today, ideal for creating images that scale 

without the loss of quality or resolution. Learn how 

to draw and integrate text with your designs, 

illustrations, line art, images and photos. Learn how 

to create charts with illustrator. Prior Mac 

experience is helpful. Limit 9 students. 

SubEvent: Brian Shelton Fee: $135 


9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 

March 15

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ON THE MAC 

Learn the basic tools in Adobe Photoshop for 

graphic design, photo manipulation collage & layout 

photo restoration. You’ll be amazed at the things 

that you can do. This is an excellent program for 

photographers and graphic designers as well as 

fine arts. Pre-requisite: Introduction to the 

Macintosh or equivalent. Limit 9 students. 

SubEvent: Brian Shelton Fee: $135 


9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 

March 1 

INTRODUCTION TO FILM EDITING 

This class introduces students to the basics of film 

editing including organizing the workspace, 

architecture, workflow, settings, capturing, 

importing, editing, rendering, and exporting video 

projects viewable to multiple platforms, including 

web streaming. Using Final Cut Pro, students will 

master the fundamentals of the interface; add 

innovative cuts, transitions, compositing, zooming, 

and framing shots for the greatest visual impact. 

Special emphasis will be placed on introducing the 

principles of film editing that work for all editing 

software. Pre-requisite: Introduction to Mac OS 

X system, good knowledge of Apple keyboard 

and mouse, fluent in folder operations. Limit 6. 

#13050A Staff Fee: $185 

3 Thursdays (Beg.) 

6:00-9:00 p.m. 

March 7-21 

BUSINESS 

DEVELOPMENT 

CREATE YOUR OWN IMPORT/EXPORT 

BUSINESS: FULL-TIME OR HOME BASED 

Learn how to make full-time or part-time income 

from importing and exporting profitable products. 

Be your own boss; set your own schedule; work 

from home; travel to foreign lands. This workshop is 

fully tax deductible. Locate products and vendors 

overseas; locate distribution and sales reps in the 

US, arrange transportation and insurance and how 

to maximize your profits through price scheduling. 

Material fee $15 payable at time of registration. 

SubEvent: Shirley Knull Fee: $110 

#20016A Two Saturdays 

9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 

March 2 & 9 

MONEYMAKING USING YOUR COMPUTER 

Did you know that there are 

more than 120 different 

businesses that you can 

operate from your computer? 

You don’t need a big 

investment to start any of 

these businesses. This seminar will show you 

which businesses are hot and how you can take 

advantage of them. This course includes training 

on how to expertly set up and operate a legally 

complete home based business that will allow you 

to make money your own way. Material fee of $30 


SubEvent: Nancy Miller/Mike Rounds Fee: $35 


6:30-9:30 p.m. 

March 19 

11 

BOOKKEEPING/ACCOUNTING ANALYSIS 

& CONCEPTS CERTIFICATE PROGRAM 

This is a hands-on course where students learn the 

process of journalizing, posting, adjusting and 

closing a set of books for a makeshift 

business. Students will learn 

how to use the trial balance sheet. 

In addition, students will learn 

horizontal analysis, vertical analysis, 

trend analysis and how financial 

ratios are used tin accessing the company’s 

financial position. Students should bring a 

calculator to use when doing their analysis. Material 

fee of $20 payable before class starts online at: 

http://communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html 

Certificate of Completion awarded upon 

completion of course. 

SubEvent: Kevin Farmer Fee: $115 


8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

February 22 

QUICKBOOKS FUNDAMENTALS 

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM 

Learn the fundamentals of QuickBooks including, 

navigating the software, and setting up a company 

file, working with Lists, Bank Accounts, 

entering/paying bills, tracking/paying sales tax and 

reconciling bank accounts. This is a “hands on” 

course where students will use a computer to enter 

and process data. Certificate of Completion 

awarded upon completion of course. Limit 15 

students. Material fee of $20 payable online at: 


before class starts. Prerequisite: Bookkeeping 

Analysis. 

SubEvent: Ronald Scott Amie Fee: $115 

#20122A One Sunday 

8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

February 24 

#20122B One Sunday Fee: $115 

8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

March 10 

QUICKBOOKS II - CERTIFICATION 

This is a hands on a course using some of the 

more advanced features of QuickBooks including: 

Purchase Orders, Estimates, Customizing Forms 

and Reports, Fixed Asset Recording with 

Depreciation, Long Term Note amortization, 

Inventory tracking and adjusting, Petty Cash 

Accounting, Job Costing and Payroll set-up. 

Material fee of $20 payable online at: 


before class starts. Certificate of Completion 

awarded upon completion of the course. 

Prerequisite: QuickBooks I. Limited to only 15 

students! 

SubEvent: Ronald Scott Amie Fee: $115 


8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

March 24 


(323) 953-4000 x2651

HOW TO LEGALLY START A 

NEW BUSINESS IN L.A. 

Stop procrastinating and set-up your business 

now! Start the money flow into your pockets! 

A quick and easy guide through the 

forest of regulations faced by 

new business start-ups in Los 

Angeles. This class is designed 

to quickly and painlessly cover 

everything you need to know about 

city and county tax forms, business licenses and 

reporting systems, payroll and income taxes, and 

federal and California requirements. Sign-up today! 

Material fee of $20 payable online at: 


before class starts. 

SubEvent: Kevin Farmer Fee: $55 


10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 

April 5 

INCOME TAX PREPARATION 

Stop paying someone else to do your income 

taxes! This course is designed for those who wish 

to learn how to prepare tax returns for individuals 

and small business using Turbo Tax software, the 

most popular commercial 

income tax software 

program available. 

Students will concentrate 

on the mechanics of the 

interview format an easy 

step to produce Federal 

and State income tax 

returns. In addition general theory of taxation for 

individuals and small business will be covered. 


registration. This class id limited to one student 

per computer! No class March 30. 

SubEvent: Hagai Payes Fee: $85 


1:00-4:00 p.m. 



1:00-5:00 p.m. 

March 23-April 13 

LIVE – RENT FREE!!! 

Apartment Management Class 

Have you noticed all the high-rise buildings going 

up? All these new apartment buildings need you 

as a manager – reap the benefits! This class will 

cover all the topics necessary to 

become an apartment manager; 

or, if you are a property/building 

owner, get the skills and laws 

needed to properly manage and 

facilitate your investment. 

Topics: Unlawful detainer/eviction 

laws & procedures. Rental lease-contracts, Rental 

marketing, Manager salary/benefits; Section 8, 

Rent control and more. Don’t put off your career as 

an apartment manager any longer! Register early 

to guarantee your spot in this class! 

SubEvent: Joseph Cavalin Fee: $100 


6:00-10:00 p.m. 

March 4-18 


6:00-10:00 p.m. 


12 

PROFESSIONAL SPEAKING FOR THE 

CLUELESS 

Want to make six-figures speaking about what you 

know? Then enter the highly lucrative business of 

seminars, workshops, and professional speaking! 

You can profit by sharing your experience with 

people who are willing to pay for it. In this dynamic 

program you’ll learn how to: Make six figures 

speaking about what you know, apply as a trainer 

with seminar companies, book over 100 paid 

engagements in your first year of business, work 

with bureaus and agents, create profitable support 

products like books and audio products. Material 

fee of $30 payable at time of registration. 

SubEvent: Mike Rounds Fee: $35 


6:30-9:30 p.m. 

March 19 

GRANT PROPOSALS: HOW TO FIND 

THEM AND HOW TO WRITE THEM 

There is a demand for good grant proposal writers 

in the public and nonprofit sectors, from Head Start 

childcare centers, schools, Colleges, Universities to 

faith-based organizations and 

community centers. Students 

will review basic steps toward 

seeking and writing promising 

grant proposals. Learn to identify 

community needs and budgeting 

costs to meet those needs, learn to ask for just the 

right amount of funding to fill that budget. Various 

types of grant proposals will be covered, from E- 

Forms to packet forms. Internet experience is 

recommended. 


#25044A 2 Sundays 

12:00-3:00 p.m. 

April 7 & 14 

CAREER 

DEVELOPMENT 

HOW TO BECOME A BODYGUARD 

Ever wonder how you could get a job protecting 

famous movie stars, high profile political 

people, famous rock and hip hop artist? This 

course is designed to teach students the basics of 

executive security protection detail. This includes 

information of site survey, advance procedures; 

security posts, motorcade 

operations; the package 

and close proximity. 

Topic highlights: Intro to 

Dignity Protection, 

Mission, Cover and 

Evacuation the Principal, 

Advanced Planning, 

Rings of Protection, Dress Etiquette, Ethics and 

DPU Unit Teamwork, Weapons, equipment and 

Medical Supplies, Advances and advance Exercise 

Protective Formations and Defensive Tactics for 

the Dignitary Protection Agent, Protecting the 

Dignitary Exercises. Upon successful 

completion of this seminar you will receive a 

certificate of completion. Material fee of $10 

payable at time of registration. Register now! 

SubEvent: Simon Cruz Jr. Fee: $80 


8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 

March 23

THE BUSINESS OF BARTENDING – 

BECOME A PROFESSIONAL BARTENDER 

Start working after completing this class! 

Why pay hundreds of dollars more at other schools 

to learn bartending when this bartending class will 

cover all you need to know in the field of bartending 

and more! As the economy struggles and 

employment worsens - Bartending jobs are in 

demand wherever you go! Bartending requires so 

much more than knowing how to put ice in a glass 

and adding the proper ingredients. Kellie will 

prepare you to be a great salesperson; a customer 

service expert 

and an 

honest/valuable 

employee with 

skills that will 

help you 

succeed in the 

real world of 

bartending. 

With the skills 

gained from 

Kellie Nicholson’s class and her notoriety in the 

Bartending world plus certificate of completion, 

her students have successfully secured 

bartending jobs after completing this class, 

Kellie’s clientele includes Will from the Black Eyed 

Peas, David Schwimmer, Jessica Simpson and 

Ashton Kucher. Material fee of $50 payable 

online to www.barbizz.com/pay before class 

starts. Those who score 90% or above on the 

tests will be awarded a Master’s Certificate of 

Excellence! This popular class always fills, so 

register early to guarantee your spot! 

SubEvent: Kellie Nicholson Fee: $150 


6:00-10:00 p.m. 


“Dear Kellie, this is Ivette from your Bartending 

class at Los Angeles City College, I just wanted to 

tell you I had my first interview as a bartender 

yesterday, I did not know what to expect, however 

THEY HIRED ME! Thank you so much for teaching 

me the Business of Bartending” – Ivette 

PROFESSIONAL BAR MANAGEMENT 

If you are serious about bar business, why not 

expand your knowledge into the area of 

management? This could lead to better bartending 

positions or even a career in management. 

Managing a bar or restaurant can be an 

overwhelming experience, this class will teach you 

simple ways to handle difficult situations with 

unhappy customers and employees, the duties of 

each employee and key factors which are vital to a 

successful business. New bar owners will find the 

course is a complete guide to understand the 

mechanics of each particular job and the skills to 

lead a loyal and productive team. You will also 

learn ways to build customer relations and to 

promote sales for maximum profits. Kellie 

Nicholson has condensed 30 years of experience 

into a 6 hour course that will teach you how to 

manage any bar or restaurant like a professional. 

Upon completion of the class you will receive a 

certificate. Material fee of $21.75 payable online 

to www.barbizz.com/pay before class starts. 



12:00-6:30 p.m. 

March 23 

13 

SECURITY GUARD CERTIFICATION - Start 

to work in Security after getting 

certified in this class!! 

Start your career in Public Safety or 

Law Enforcement!! The security 

field is a 24-hour operation and 

there is a big demand for certified 

security professionals. It’s one of 

the few industries that grows and 

thrives in a challenging economy. 

Security Guard Certification is an 8 hour training 

course required by the Dept. of Consumer Affairs 

Bureau of Security & Investigative Services (BSIS) 

Stop procrastinating and get your certification – 

jump into this employable field, Open to both men & 

women. Simon Cruz Jr. is a BSIS 

Licensed/Certified Ranger master and Firearms 

instructor and trainer. Material fee of $10 payable 

at time of registration. Certification fee does not 

include Live Scan and Application Fees. Some of 

the Security jobs are: Mobile Patrol Officer, 

Body Guard, Special Events Officer, Public 

Safety Officer, Bank Officer, Patrol Officer. Call 

now to guarantee your spot in the class! 

SubEvent: Simon Cruz Jr. Fee: $80 


8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 

February 23 

L.A. COUNTY FOOD SERVICE / FOOD 

HANDLERS CERTIFICATION PROGRAM 

Don’t risk having your food business shut 

down!!! 

Class is held in English, but you may also take 

Food Certification examination in Spanish. 

Las clases se llevan a cabo en Inglés, pero el 

examen está disponible en Español también. 

The California Health and Safety Code, L.A. County 

Code/Ordinance 97-0071, requires mandatory 

Food Handler certification for managers/operators 

and/or other responsible parties of all restaurants, 

markets, mobile food preparation units, 

commissaries and food processing establishments. 

One certified food handler is required to be present 

during all hours of operation. This ordinance went 

into effect January 1999. Now is the time to get 

certified to protect your business and profession as 

a food service provider. This 

class is approved by the 

American Culinary 

Federation and L.A. County 

Health Department. Limit is 

18 students. Exam will be 

given at this class. Material fee of $80 payable at 

time of registration for Serv Safe textbook and 

test scantron. If you have failed the test 

previously and already have the Serv Safe 

textbook, you have the option of only 

purchasing the test scantron for $50. Recertification 

means your license has expired 

and you need to renew, registration fee is $110 

and textbook with test scantron is $80. After 

you have paid for your book be sure to pick 

book up at Los Angeles City College (L.A.C.C.) 

in the Administration Building room 112 before 

class starts. 

SubEvent: Anthony Battaglia Fee: $110 


9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 

March 8

HOW TO BECOME A NOTARY PUBLIC 

This class will prepare students to pass the state 

examination. Topics: Requirements & duties of a 

Notary; Expectations regarding past/present 

convictions; Preventing Lawsuits; keep/maintain a 

Notorial Journal; Acts constituting practice of Law; 

Bond requirements; When to use certificates; Illegal 

advertising; Guidelines for Notaries with expertise 

in immigration/consulting and disabled veterans 

services. Test dates/locations of the examination 

conducted by the State of California. Prerequisites: 

No Felonies; 18 years of age; legal resident in 

State of California; Read, write and understand 

English; pass a background check. Material fee of 

$10 payable at time of registration. 

SubEvent: Barbara Douglas Fee: $80 


8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

February 23 

CREATIVE WRITING 

READ ALL DAY & GET PAID FOR IT! 

If you like to read and have a flair for writing, you 

can supplement your income as a freelance reader. 

Film studios and producers 

need to have hundreds of 

scripts and books read each 

day - and freelance readers 

are paid to do it. Find out 

where the jobs are and who to 

contact. You'll work with 

reader's reports, which show how to write coverage 

that delivers the necessary information. Learn how 

to build a professional portfolio that will land 

you the most lucrative assignments. Material 


SubEvent: Jack Adams Fee: $40 


9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 

March 10 

REGISTER EARLY 

BEFORE CLASSES 

FILL UP!!! 

ORAL PRESENTATION PRACTICE 

How are your English oral communication skills? Is 

English your 2 nd language? Do you feel shy 

or intimidated expressing your ideas in 

front of native English speakers? 

This class is designed to replace 

shyness/intimidation with lots of 

confidence and assertion. Feel 

more comfortable expressing 

yourself at work or in social 

settings. Perfect your American 

English pronunciation, learn essential expressions 

& phrases. Presented will be a series of exercises 

and role play scenarios to empower you to be a 

more polished speaker. Material fee of $10 


SubEvent: Lisa Saperson Fee: $75 


7:00-9:30 p.m. 

March 4-18 

14 

OH NO! GRAMMAR AGAIN! 

This is an intensive review of grammar as used in 

formal and creative writing styles. Avoid writer’s 

block – overcome the 

feeling of powerlessness 

because you do not recall 

the grammar “rules of the 

game”. Discover the 

simple rules of grammar 

and composition – free 

yourself to write clear concise letters, reports, and 

e-mails. Learn why computerized grammar checks 

usually miss the most common grammatical errors. 


SubEvent: Lisa Saperston Fee: $75 


7:00-9:30 p.m. 


PITCHING YOUR FILM / T.V. PROJECT 

Got a chance to talk about your script? Tried to 

pitch-can’t get it across the plate? There’s only one 

way to do it. If you want to develop a bulletproof 

presentation (as well as elephant hide) learn the 

right way to pitch, get people interested and make a 

deal instead of a mess. You only get one chance to 

make a first impression – don’t blow it! Find out 

how to approach, and what to expect in (and from) 

a pitch meeting, whether scheduled or impromptu. 



1:00-4:00 p.m. 

March 17 

WRITE FOR MAGAZINES AND THE WEB 

Too busy to write a novel? Too afraid to tackle a 

film or TV script? Start your writing career with 

shorter projects and magazine articles. Hundreds 

of publications need your words – find out how 

to earn an income sitting at the kitchen table or 

on the couch. Jack Adams has published articles 

in print & on-line for the past 20 years. As a writer, 

producer/developer of film & television projects, 

he’s listed in Marqui’s Who’s Who in Entertainment. 



1:00-4:00 p.m. 

March 10 

SCREENWRITING WARRIORS 

There are many ways to write a script. Some of 

them are convoluted, some impossible to apply and 

most require too much time to write, then rewrite. 

Learn to write a script quickly and well at a 

professional level ready to be marketed as quickly 

as possible. Learn how not to ‘pain’ yourself into a 

corner. This is the quickest, most direct method of 

writing/creating/selling a script you’ll find anywhere, 

and you don’t have to buy software or a book. 



9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 

March 17 

PARK ON CAMPUS – PURCHASE A 

WINTER PARKING PERMIT 

FOR ONLY $10. 

See Pg. 29

MEDICAL CLASSES 

MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY I 

Students will study combining forms, 

prefixes, suffixes, Greek/ Latin 

verbs and adjectives used to 

construct medical terms. Also 

study the skeletal system. This 

class is for those interested in 

health-science related occupations. 

Ages: 14+. Concurrent enrollment in Medical 

Terminology. ll & lll is O.K. Material fee of $5 


SubEvent: John Ramirez Fee: $65 


9:00-10:30 a.m. 


MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY II 

Enlarge your vocabulary through the study of the 

major systems, along with the diseases and 

disorders associated with those systems. Topics: 

muscular, circulatory, respiratory, endocrinology, 

and gastrointestinal. This class is designed for 

those interested in the health-science occupations. 

Concurrent enrollment in Med. Term. I & III O.K. 

Ages 14+. Material fee of $5 payable at time of 

registration. 



10:30 a.m.-12:00 noon 


MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY III 

Complete your vocabulary in health sciences 

studying the remaining major systems along with 

the diseases and disorders of these systems. 

Topics include: genito-urinary, nervous system, 

integumentary systems, eye, ear, nose, mouth (the 

senses). This class is designed for those interested 

in health science related occupations. Concurrent 

enrollment in Med. Term. I & ll is O.K. Ages 14+. 




12:30-2:00 p.m. 


Obtain an “Award 

of Completion”- $10. 

At least 90% of class 

must be attended. 

ICD-9/CPT-4 CODING FOR 

MEDICAL INSURANCE 

Learn to use the ICD-9 and CPT-4 coding systems 

required by insurance companies including HMOs, 

commercial indemnity insurance, Medicare & Medi- 

Cal. Get knowledge of assigning diagnostic codes 

to patients' conditions and procedural codes to 

physicians' services. Cost of ICD-9 books $170 + 

$15 for material handouts are payable at time of 

registration. Medical Terminology I, II, and III 

Required. 

SubEvent: Lilly Sarino Fee: $145 


12:30-5:00 p.m. 


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MEDICAL INSURANCE BILLING 

Students will get a thorough know-how of billing all 

3 rd party payers for physicians’ charges. Claim 

requirements for Workman’s Comp/Champus 

HMO’s, Medicare/Medi-Cal will be covered & claim 

forms will be completed for each. Pre-requisite: 

Working knowledge of Medical Terminology I, II, III, 

and ICD-9/CPT-4 coding. BRING ICD-9/CPT-4 

CODING BOOKS! Material fee of $20 payable at 

time of registration. 



12:30-5:00 p.m. 

April 6-May 4 

HOW TO START A HOME-BASED 

MEDICAL BILLING SERVICE 

Want to maximize your income? Than consider 

starting your own Home-Based Billing Service. 

Small home-based medical businesses earn 

$75,000 to $150,000 per year! Physicians must file 

claims electronically if they expect to be paid by 

Medicare. Most medical 

practices receive more 

than 80% of their income 

from insurance 

companies; the rest is 

derived from patient 

billing. Learn Marketing 

Strategies, how to get 

paid for your services; patient information 

sheet/charge tickets; how to obtain hardware and 

software; Introduction to insurance verification; how 

to obtain a license and write a business plan. 




2:00-5:00 p.m. 

March 23 

UNDERSTANDING CALIFORNIA WORKER’S 

COMPENSATION AND PERSONAL INJURY 

BILLING AND COLLECTIONS 

If you plan to work in the medical field, no doubt 

you will encounter instances that require correct 

knowledge on handling Worker’s Compensation 

and Personal Injury Billing 

and collections. Learn more 

about how to bill Worker’s 

Compensation and Personal 

Injury cases. This class will 

teach you the rules that 

apply to billing and 

collecting for the services 

rendered in healthcare and tips on how to get 

paid. Learn first steps when the patient arrives 

with a work or personal injury, There will be an 

overview of California’s Workers Compensation 

rules, Personal Injury case(s), Coding/Billing rules, 

Liens and negotiating for maximum reimbursement. 

Pre-requisite: Medical Insurance Billing. 

SubEvent: Denise Sandoval Fee: $75 


6:30-9:00 p.m. 

March 14 & 21

COMPUTERIZED MEDICAL 

INSURANCE BILLING 

Learn how to input patient information, insurance 

data. Generate insurance claim forms statements, 

collection letters, edit lists, required forms in a 

business office to facilitate productive operations. 

You will actually set up a typical practice, inputting 

raw data from course documents. This hands-on 

class is recommended for working in medical 

facilities. Prerequisites: Basic computer, 

knowledge of ICD-9/CPT & HCPCS Coding and 

basic principles of Medical Insurance Billing. 



9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 

April 28 

ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD SYSTEM 

TECHNOLOGIST – ONLINE CLASS! 

Employment of professionals in the electronic 

Health Records field is expected to grow 20 percent 

by 2018. As an Electronic Health Records System 

Technologist (HER) you will assist healthcare 

providers to choose, 

implement, train and 

maintain an electronic 

health records system. 

You will learn the 

essential components 

of the electronic health 

record and health 

information exchange 

essentials; system 

selection and 

implementation; 

project management and fundamentals of change 

and human factors. This program is 216 hours in 

length over 18 weeks offered entirely online with 

live, weekly teleconferences. Health information 

Technology is one of the hottest careers in 

healthcare today! By 2014 all Medical facilities will 

be using electronic health records. Start a new 

career in a growing medical profession today! 

Upon successful completion graduates will 

receive a certificate of completion. 

SubEvent: Boston Reed Staff Fee: $3,600 

#EHR120701 Classes start monthly 

Please call for details (800) 201-1141 

C.P.R. CERTIFICATION 

CARDIO-PULMONARY RESUSCITATION FOR 

PROFESSIONAL RESCUER 

This hands-on class will cover all the procedures 

needed when 

administering C.P.R. 

on adults & infants. 

C.P.R. certification is 

now a must for 

caretakers, teachers, 

lifeguards, rescue 

workers and hospital 

personnel. Students 

are able to obtain C.P.R. handbook at: 

communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/materials.html 

C.P.R. certification fee of $27 payable at time of 

registration. Limited to only 8 students! 

SubEvent: Ramon Navarro Fee: $65 


8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

March 10 

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CLASES EN 

ESPAÑOL 

APRENDA A COSER 

Desarrolle su creatividad aprendiendo a coser. 

Curso para hombres y mujeres. No necesita previa 

experiencia. Las lecciones 

incluyen: como operar la 

máquina de coser, como tomar 

medidas, cortar con patron, 

escoger y preparar las telas 

antes de cortar, técnicas básicas de construcción 

Traer el primer día: lápiz, cinta métrica-de 60 

pulgadas, 3 ½ yardas tela de algodón, Tijeras, 

agujas/alfileres hilo y descosedor. Edad mínima 16 

años. No se permiten acompañantes ni niños en 

clase. Lista de materiales se le dará al momento 

de registrarse. 

SubEvent: Rosy Espinoza Cuota: $80 

#30111A 5 Domingos - Básico 

10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 

24 de Febrero-Marzo24 

DISEÑOS FLORALES l 

Le gustaría aprender a crear sus propios arreglos 

florales usando flores frescas? Con esta clase 

podrá hacer arreglos de diferentes estilos, 

redondos, ovalados, con diseños, etc. Esta es una 

excelente clase para el principiante. Favor de traer 

un cuchillo pequeño y tijeras especiales para cortar 

alambre. Porfavor de traer periódico. La cuota de 

materiales de $40 se paga al momento de 

registrarse. 

SubEvent: Eva Ucañan Cuota: $65 

#30131A 3 Sábados - Básico 

9:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 

23 de Febreo-9 de Marzo 

DISEÑOS FLORALES II 

Esta es la segunda fase de 

arreglos florales en la que 

aprenderá a usar diferentes 

tipos de vases; además 

aprenderá hacer arreglos 

más elaborados, como un 

topiary, un centro de mesa 

para las fiestas u ocasiones 

especiales. Traer un cuchillo 

pequeño y tijeras especiales 

para cortar alambre. No olvide de traer periódico. 

La cuota de materiales de $40 se paga al 

momento de registrarse. No ay clase Marzo 30. 


#30132A 3 Sábados 

9:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 

16 de Marzo-6 de Abril 

DISEÑOS FLORALES PARA BODAS 

Le gustaría aprender a crear arreglos con flores 

frescas para bodas, quinceañeras, aniversarios, 

etc. En esta clase aprenderá hacer un ramo de 

novia, centro para la mesa principal y corsages 

para la corte. Traer un cuchillo pequeño tijeras 

regulares para cortar alambre. No olvide de traer 

papel periódico. La cuota de materiales de $25 se 

page al momento de registrarse. Pre-requisito: 

Diseños Florales l. 


#30133A Un Domingo 

12:30-7:30 p.m. 

7 de Abril

DECORACION DE PASTELES - Básico 

Te ofrecemos la oportunidad de tomar clases de 

decoración de pasteles donde no solo encontrarás 

una enseñanza que te ayudará a desarrollarse 

económicamente sino que podrás 

adquirir conocimiento básico y 

festejar a tus seres queridos. No 

olvides de pedir tu lista de 

materiales al momento de 

registrarte y pagar tu No se 

permiten acompañantes ni niños 

en clase. La Cuota de materiales de $7 se paga 

al momento de registrarse. Límite de solo 18 

estudiantes. 

SubEvent: Connie Vasquez Cuota: $60 

#30232A 4 Sábados 

10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 

23 de Febreo-16 de Marzo 

Al termino de clases, puede 

obtener un diploma por $10. 

DECORACION DE PASTELES 

Intermedio 

Si entiendes que estás listo para subir un escalón 

más en el aprendizaje de la decoración de pasteles 

te animo a perfeccionarte en el curso intermedio 

donde apprenderás a usar algunas tecnicas de 

decoración un poco más avanzadas, desde 

pasteles de cumpleaños animados hasta varios 

pisos. Nota: No olvides pedir tu lista de materiales 

al momento de registrarte y pagar tu La cuota de 


registrarse. Pre-requisito: Decoración de 

Pasteles Básico. 

SubEvent: Connie Vasquez Cuota: $60 

#30233A 4 Sábados - Intermedio 

12:00-2:00 p.m. 

23 de Febrero- 16 de Marzo 

GELATINAS FLORALES 

Elabore hermosas gelatinas con diseños florales y 

gane dinero a la vez. Maria le enseñara a preparar 

gelatinas individuales (con diseños de girasoles, y 

Noche Buenas) en tan solo una clase. Trabajará en 

gelatinas individuales que podra llevar a casa para 

impresionar familiares y amigos. La cuota de 


registrarse. 

SubEvent: Maria Elena Aguilar Cuota: $45 

#30220A Un Sábado 

9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 

23 de Febrero 

#30220B Un Sábado Cuota: $45 

1:30-5:30 p.m. 

23 de Febrero 

Compre su permiso para 

esacionarse, le cuesta solo $10 

por todo el semester 

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CONSUMER 

EDUCATION 

G.E.D. PREPARATION WORKSHOP 

Don’t put off getting your G.E.D 

This class is designed to prepare students for the 

five test area’s incorporated in the General 

Education Development (G.E.D.) examination. 

Each of the five subject areas (Reading, Math, 

Science, Social Studies and Writing) 

will be reviewed and presented. 

Emphasis will be on content of 

G.E.D. exam, plus students will 

have some practice examinations. 

Get G.E.D. book details and 

materials upon registration. Material fee of $10 




3:30-6:00 p.m. 


LOOK WHO’S UNDER THE HOOD!!! 

-- WOMEN’S CAR CARE CLASS 

Women are involved in over 80% of all car related 

purchases yet many feel alienated 

or clueless when purchasing 

or repairing a vehicle. In this 

“hands-on” class students will 

learn how to check fluids, 

tires, understand vehicle 

brakes and other common car 

repairs. Avoid the 4 most common repair 

“scams” used to defraud the motorist. Wear old 

clothes and solid shoes! Held in North Hollywood. 

SubEvent: Karen Valenti Fee: $35 

#99431A Owner N. Hollywood Discount Auto Repair 

One Sunday 

9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 

March 17 

#99431B One Sunday Fee: $35 

9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 

April 21 

BICYCLE MAINTENANCE & REPAIR 

Get your Bike ready for the 2013 L.A. Bike 

Marathon !!! 

Don’t get left out in this year’s L.A. Bike Marathon! 

Topics to be presented: Brake adjustment, 

shifter adjustment, fixing and 

preventing flats, plus chain 

repair/lubrication to keep 

your bike street safe and 

healthy. Learn how to shop 

for a new or used bike and 

get the best deal on 

price and service. Bike 

handling and safety tips 

will also be presented. You may bring your own 

bike to work on or work on bikes at class. This 

hands-on workshop will be a well worth investment 

for your bike and your health. Remember, you 

still have time to get your bike ready for this 

year’s Bike extravaganza! and at the same time 

prolong the life of your bike. All are welcome! 

SubEvent: David Lane Fee: $40 

#43010A 2 Fridays (Beg.) 

6:30-8:30 p.m. 

March 1 & 8

BUY DON’T RENT! 

Tired of paying high rents? This class is designed 

to encourage renters to buy their own home or 

condominiums with no deductions to offset their 

taxes. Prerequisite: Gainfully employed for at least 

2 years; have decent credit. 

Learn how to purchase 

property with little or no 

money down. Discuss First 

Time Home Buyers Program 

& Silent Seconds; Renting 

with option to Buy should 

have an attorney look over 

this contract before finalizing. Alternative methods 

will be discussed. Material fee of $10 payable at 


SubEvent: Barbara Douglas Fee: $45 


9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 

March 23 

FIND YOUR EXCELLENCE 

Success Skills for Everyone! 

You will never find success without the life skills to 

be your best. Self-sabotage can kill the career of 

the most talented actor! In this workshop you will 

examine your strengths and weaknesses, your 

wishes, special talents and insecurities. Before you 

can reach your potential as an actor, you must 

reach your potential as a human being. This 

interactive, success skills workshop is a fun way to 

build your confidence; find your excellence and 

change your life. Life is better when you book more 

auditions, earn more money and have better 

relationships. Using her experience as an actor, 

professional speaker and life coach Kellie 

Nicholson will share with you her techniques for 

success in the most crucial areas of life. Kellie’s 

background in the entertainment industry includes 

working at one of the world’s largest talent 

agencies, training in the Meisner Technique, acting 

in film, television commercials and on-stage. 

Material fee of $30 payable online to: 

www.findyourexcellence.com/pay 



12:00-6:30 p.m. 

March 16 

C-BEST PREPARATION 

(Basic Education Skills Test) 

Raise the level of your teaching skills and become 

eligible for a salaried position in both private and 

public school systems. C-BEST verification 

qualifies you to receive an emergency teaching 

credential. Work as a substitute teacher, or reenter 

the school system, it’s a lifetime license 

and a state requirement. Learn about the exam’s 

“personality,” including its tricks and pitfalls and 

pick up tips on the best strategies for passing the 

exam. Students should bring latest version of 

the following book to class: McGraw-Hills 

CBEST by McGraw-Hill Editor C-Best now 

available for computer-based testing by 

appointment year-round, Monday-Saturday. Next 

Cbest test date: May 4. 



6:30-9:30 p.m. 

March 13- 27 

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GMAT – NEVER FAIL ANOTHER TEST !!! 

Don’t let another job opportunity pass you by! 

This class is for job seeking applicants and 

students: GMAT Prep classes will help students 

boost their GMAT test performances, reduce test 

taking anxieties and increase school scores! This 

class is also great for those who have been out 

of school for a while or were never strong at 

math and need to brush-up. Topics: Arithmetic 

and Algebra problems, Word Problems & Math 

Shortcuts, Geometry Problems & Graphs/Chart 

questions practice test and review. Material fee of 

$10 payable at time of registration. 

SubEvent: Dr. Arsen Abelian Fee: $80 


2:30-3:30 p.m. 


COOKING & FOODS 

SUSHI MAKING 

Delicious and nutritious sushi is deceptively 

easy to create in any 

kitchen. Learn how to 

select tasty ingredients, 

roll and garnish sushi. 

Please bring 2 bowls 

(soup size bowls), hand 

towel, cutting knife (nonserrated), 

and a small 

cutting board. Material fee 

of $20 payable at time of 

registration - covers all 

Sushi & materials. 

SubEvent: Kenji Ishida Fee: $35 


7:00-10:00 p.m. 

March 5 

CUPCAKE BAKERY DECORATING 

This new trend in decorating and customizing 

tasteful cupcakes will brighten up anyone’s day. 

Join Professional 

Bakery/Pastry chef Youlen 

Chan as he walks you thru the 

steps on how to skillfully 

master the fine details of 

intricate edible designing. You 

will be the hit of any social 

gathering, everyone will think 

you paid a bakery catering service. Topics: 

measuring and stenciling your ideas/designs before 

actual hands-on decorating. Proper & cleanest way 

to work with cupcakes on wax paper. color contrast 

and color combining on your designs Design 

anything from cartoons, scenery to detailed 

lettering. Material fee of $15 payable at time of 

registration. This popular class always fills-up 

fast so register early !!! 

SubEvent: Youlen Chan Fee: $45 

#45021A Phoenix Bakery Pastry Chef 

2 Wednesdays 

6:30-8:30 p.m. 

March 13 & 20 

#45021B Phoenix Bakery Pastry Chef Fee: $45 

2 Wednesdays 

6:30-8:30 p.m. 

April 3 & 10

DIPPED & MOLDED CHOCOLATES 

Chocolates shaped like stars, seashells, witches, 

and Santa Claus are 

great for parties and gifts 

– and easy to make! 

Chocolate dipped 

strawberries & pretzels, 

are fast and fun treats. 

Make these for the 

holidays and all your special occasions. We will 

also discuss where to purchase supplies and tips 

on packaging and transporting your chocolates. 


registration. Adult helper must accompany 

children under 12. Student must be on time, 

there will be no make-up. Limit 15 students. 

SubEvent: Jeanette Bovard Fee: $30 


6:00-9:00 p.m. 

March 15 

MEDITERRANEAN AUTHENTIC 

APPETIZERS & GARNISES 

Join cooking instructor Karine Arutyunyan as she 

demonstrates how to make healthy, simple and 

flavorful authentic Mediterranean appetizers - 

Babaganoush (barbecued eggplant dip); hommus 

(garbanzo bean dip) that does twice its job, working 

as tasty appetizers with toasted pocket bread or 

used with sliced vegetables as a delicious dip. Plus 

beet/walnut salad with its rich, creamy taste is a 

longtime favorite crowd pleaser, finally add a touch 

of garnishing for presentation. These inspirational 

appetizers will satisfy first time cooks & culinary 

experts. Students will taste/sample and take home 

these wonderful dishes from class. Bring 3 small 

food containers. Material fee of $7 payable at 


SubEvent: Karine Arutyunyan Fee: $40 


9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 

March 16 

AUTHENTIC TAMALE MAKING 

Authentic tamales, prepared and served in 

cornhusks make an 

exciting 

presentation for all 

occasions. Learn to 

make the tasty 

ingredients, how to 

fold and steam 

great tasting 

tamales. Come join us and impress family and 

guests in this exciting traditional tamale making 

class. Bring large food container, 3 bowls, a 

towel, 1 large spoon and 1 medium spoon. 


registration. 

SubEvent: Maria Luz Carrillo Fee: $35 


1:00-4:00 p.m. 

March 2 



FILL UP!!! 

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FRUIT & VEGETABLE CARVING 

Come and enjoy the fascinating art of Vegetable & 

Fruit carving. 

Demonstrations on 

carving methods, 

secrete methods 

and creative ideas 

will be discussed. 

These techniques 

will allow you to 

create dazzling 

center pieces for Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, 

Birthdays & special occasions. Material fee of $7 

payable at time of registration. Limit 12. All are 

welcome to join! 

SubEvent: Karine Arutyunyan Fee: $45 


9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 

February 23 

MUSIC & VOICE 

UKULELE THE EASY WAY 

Learn to play the instrument that’s sure to brighten 

up anyone’s day! Let Art show you the basics of 

this ever-popular, easy-to-learn instrument. From 

tuning the ukulele to easy chords—even buying the 

right ukulele, you’ll be on your way learning the 

songs you love and songs that bring family and 

friends together. Bring 

your ukulele and passion 

to learn this fun 

instrument to class. The 

instructor will have a few 

Ukuleles on hand just in 

case you don’t have one 

by class time. These 

ukulele classes filled-up fast the last two seasons it 

was offered so register early! Hey beginning & 

returning ukulele students, learn even more 

songs and ukulele techniques in the 

intermediate class session B. These popular 

classes have a limit of 13 students. 

SubEvent: Art Nagata Fee: $65 


1:00-3:00 p.m. 


#75999B 5 Sundays (Interm.) Fee: $65 

3:30-5:30 p.m. 


MUSICAL KEYBOARDING FOR ADULTS 

Beginning students will learn to read basic music 

notes and proper finger and hand coordination. 

Individual instruction is emphasized according to 

each student’s level of experience. Intermediate 

requires basic knowledge of music note reading. 

Ages 15+ Limit 12 students. Please bring your 

keyboard to class. 



10:00-11:00 a.m. 


#75051B 5 Thursdays (Beg/Interm.) Fee: $50 

7:00-8:00 p.m. 


LEARNING TO READ MUSIC 

Ever wonder what all them little dots on music 

paper mean? This workshop is designed to help 

you read the universal language of printed music 

and translate musical notations to the instrument of 

your choice. Topics covered: notes, time-values, 

sharps, key and key signatures, scales, basic and 

applied harmony and ear training. 



11:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 


SINGER’S WORKSHOP 

Beginner’s, late starters and returning singers are 

welcome to join professional 

pianist & vocal expert Mel 

Dangcil in this warm informative 

Singer’s Workshop. Learn 

proper breathing techniques & 

performing skills. Mel will also 

help you develop a stage 

presence and rapport with your 

audience. Students are 

welcome to bring their own sheet music. Mel 

Dangcil is a professional music entertainer and 

performs throughout Southern California as a 

musical director. Ages 15+ Musician’s fee of $10 

payable at time of registration. Register early to 

guarantee your place in this class! 

SubEvent: Mel Dangcil Fee: $100 


1:30-3:30 p.m. (Beg.) 


YOU’VE WRITTEN A SONG, NOW WHAT? 

Don’t put off your getting your songs out 

for the whole world hear! 

Learn how to make money thru your talent and how 

to avoid classic scams and rip-offs common in the 

industry. This revealing seminar teaches 

songwriters, musicians, and anyone interested in 

music, effective ways to establish a career in the 

world of professional songwriting. Learn about 

collaboration; making demos, copyright and 

publishing rights contracts. 

SubEvent: Aaron Meza Fee: $35 


11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 

March 16 

DRUMS FOR ADULTS & TEENS 

Learn to play Rock, Pop, Funk, and Blues, 

accomplish these 

beats even by the 

first class! Gain 

effective practice 

techniques. Bring 

your favorite 

music CD’s; 

analyze and learn 

the drum beats of 

your favorite 

songs. Teacher 

will provide drumset. Ages 12+. Please bring 

drum sticks and practice pad which can be 

purchased at Guitar Center or Sam Ash or any 

major music store. Limit 14 students. 



1:00-3:00 p.m. 


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GUITAR MADE EASY 

You will learn about the guitar itself, tuning and 

minor maintenance and how to 

play single-note melodies and 

chords. Bring an acoustic 

guitar & book: Title: Guitar 

Method 1, 2 nd edition by Will 

Schmidt and Greg Koch, ISBN 

0-7935-3392. Book can be 

purchased at Guitar Center Store in Hollywood. 



1:00-3:00 p.m. 


DANCE CLASSES 

FLAMENCO DANCE 

Express your inner Gypsy with this ancient/exciting 

beautiful dance from Spain including rhythms/hand 

claps and body percussion, footwork, beautiful arm 

turns & more! Learn an entire short flamenco dance 

from beginning to end. Bring hard heeled shoes 

w/strap-dance shoe or boots with heel. Musician’s 


SubEvent: Katerina Tomás Fee: $60 


1:30-3:00 p.m. 


#55705B 5 Sundays (Int.) Fee: $60 

3:00-4:30 p.m. 


HAWAIIAN DANCE 

Get ready for an exciting and fun-filled experience 

learning a true Polynesian dance art 

that has been passed on from 

generation to generation. Students will 

be introduced to the various dances 

and culture of the Pacific isles with 

emphasis on the basics in Hawaiian 

hula (dance). Students will 

interpret songs and perform dances 

from Hawaii, Tahiti, Samoan, New Zealand, and 

Tonga. 

SubEvent: Okima Kapaku, DMA Fee: $45 


6:00-7:00 p.m. 


BALLROOM DANCING 

Bring romance into your life - Ballroom dancing is 

fun for all ages. Learn the latest styles of Ballroom 

and Latin dancing, plus meet 

new friends. Have lots of fun 

learning such dances as the fox 

trot, waltz, tango, swing jive, 

cha-cha, we’ll even add disco! 

Your feet will feel and look more 

intelligent and you’ll be glad you 

came. You’ll never have to 

refuse being asked to dance 

again and you’ll say “yes” with a smile. No street 

shoes, tennis shoes only. 

SubEvent: Joseph Flynn Fee: $55 


10:30 a.m.-12:00 noon 


BELLY DANCE WITH MESMERA 

Learn how to tone and strengthen your body with 

speed & low speed Bellydance moves as you 

manage and control core muscle groups for shape 

and contour. Gain a wide variety of techniques for a 

fun and healthy workout. This fun program gives 

you the direction and confidence to enjoy and 

benefit from this beautiful ancient dance art. 

Bellydance clothing is optional. Bellydance 

Instructor Mesmera is internationally worldwide 

acclaimed. All are welcome to join! 

SubEvent: MESMERA (Laurie Rose) Fee: $55 


12:00-1:00 p.m. 


SALSA DANCE 

Learn the basics that will make you a “Salsero or 

Salsera”. Merengue and Salsa 

steps and patterns that you 

can use in the clubs! Learn the 

technique that will make you 

look good on the floor. If time 

permits “solo shines” will be 

introduced for Salsa. You do 

not have to bring a partner to join this class. 

Intermediate class requires students to already 

know basics or complete Salsa beginners class. 

No street shoes allowed; tennis shoes only. 

SubEvent: Linda Lees Fee: $55 


4:30-6:00 p.m. 


#55701B 5 Saturdays (Interm.) Fee: $55 

6:00-7:30 p.m. 


HIP-HOP DANCE 

Learn how to do basic dance 

moves in this fun and 

happening class. Prepare to do 

high intensity warm-ups 

followed by club dance 

techniques and choreography. 

This popular dance class fills 

up fast so register early! 

Tennis shoes only. 



12:30-1:30 p.m. 


DRAMA 

ACTING TECHNIQUE-BEGINNING 

Have you wondered how great actors never “fake” 

but really seem to “live” the parts they play in the 

movies, stage or TV? This fun intensive class will 

give you the basic tools to start acting as a 

professional; developing and acquiring listening, 

observational skills while exploring your inner self. 

You will learn how to bring any script to life. 


registration. 

SubEvent: Donna Walker Fee: $95 


7:00-9:30 p.m. 


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A CAREER IN VOICE OVERS 

Voice over actors are those unseen individuals who 

create personality in animated characters ala the 

Simpson’s, Nickelodeon, Family Guy, T.V. 

commercials and radio ads. Learn how to 

establish a practice routine at home, get 

tips on studio etiquette/lingo, what makes 

a good demo reel, when to seek out an 

agent or join a union and how to market 

yourself. Don’t hide your talent, share it with the 

world! Discover the many possibilities of using 

your voice to make money. Aaron Meza is a voice 

over actor whose voice is heard on numerous 

commercials, including Taco Bell, Lexus, J.C. 

Penny, ABC, Subway, Mercury and Fed Ex. 

SubEvent: Aaron Meza Fee: $35 


9:00-11:00 a.m. 

March 16 

YOUR WORLD PREMIERE AT THE 

COMEDY STORE STAND-UP WORKSHOP 

Learn to tap into your own creative genius 

and rock the audience with humor. Find 

out what’s “hot” in the industry, Adam 

Barnhardt will guide you through joke 

writing, creating characters, 

improving skills, stage persona and 

connecting with any audience. At the end of the 

course you will have an opportunity to perform 

your own comedic stand-up piece as part of the 

‘Comedy Revival Showcase’ at Hollywood’s 

famous Comedy Store. Stop procrastinating - 

don’t put off all that hidden entertainment talent 

inside of you any longer!! Class fills up fast so 

register early. Class Held off-campus. 

SubEvent: Adam Barnhardt Fee: $60 


7:00-8:30 p.m. 


DIALECT TRAINING FOR ACTORS 

All actors are looking to expand their range. 

Nothing does that better than learning a new 

accent. Learn several of the following: French, 

British, German, Southern, New 

York, Russian, Irish, Scottish, 

Japanese, Arabic. Instruction 

drills, and improvisations will 

help you develop a seemingly 

magical array of dialects. Each semester the 

accents vary, depending on the background of the 

students enrolled. Materials include a Speak with 

an Accent CD and printouts. Material fee of $20 


SubEvent: Ivan Borodin Fee: $60 


12:30-2:00 p.m. 


PARK ON CAMPUS – PURCHASE A 

WINTER PARKING PERMIT 

FOR ONLY $10. 

See Pg. 29

EXERCISE & 

RELAXATION 

HORSEBACK RIDING 

Introduction to Horseback riding: Learn grooming, 

tacking, mounting, dismounting, horse 

psychology, saddling, bridling, riding 

etiquette, equipment and basic balance 

at the various gates. Our instructors 

have taught hundreds of beginners 

to take that first trot! Class is held 

off campus at The Los Angeles 

Equestrian Center. 16 years+. Limit 6 students 

per section. Riders must weight less than 195 

pounds. No enrollment cancellations will be 

allowed. First meeting is a mandatory orientation. 

Must have TES approved riding boots – all attire to 

be approved by TES. Students are required to 

attend the Traditional Equitation School tack class 

prior to 1st ride at TES – Wednesdays 7-9 p.m. and 

Saturdays and Sundays 1-3 p.m. Students can 

only enroll once; cannot repeat enrollment. 

SubEvent: Andrea Call Fee: $185 


6:30-8:00 p.m. 

March 1-29 

ABS/LEG/HIP WORKOUT 

Keep your New Year’s 2013 resolution and 

Lose them extra pounds! 

Get on the healthier path, whittle that waist, firm 

those inner and outer thighs and flatten that 

stomach. Start to live a healthier and a longer life. 

This class really does work and will concentrate 

on the lower body. Reshape and restructure! It’s 

never too late! Bring exercise mat to class. 

SubEvent: Sand Fetherolf Fee: $50 


8:00-9:00 p.m. 

March 1-29 

TENNIS PROGRAM 

Learn the proper grips, forehand, backhand, 

serving, game rules & court 

etiquette. Intermediate: knowledge 

of basic strokes/rules with focus on 

improving ground strokes and your 

serve. Advance: continue to 

enhance your techniques and 

strategies on the advanced 

tennis session. Bring two new 

can of tennis balls and a tennis racquet to 

class. Held at Griffith Park. Limit 10 students. 

SubEvent: Youlen Chan Fee: $60 


4:00-5:00 p.m. 


#99680B 5 Saturdays (Interm.) Fee: $60 

5:00-6:00 p.m. 


#99680C 5 Saturdays (Adv..) Fee: $60 

6:00-7:00 p.m. 


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YOGA FOR A HEALTHY BACK 

Learn safe and effective stretching techniques 

based on the ancient art of yoga 

and designed for people with 

problem backs. Find out what 

your correct posture is and 

how to achieve it, how to 

breathe deeply to increase the 

flow of oxygen from blood to 

muscles, and how to take a 

firmer stance against back 

pain. Please bring a workout 

mat. 

SubEvent: Sandy Fetherolf Fee: $50 


6:00-7:00 p.m. 

March 1-29 

PILATES MAT CLASS 

Give your body a healthy workout! 

Ever wish for a class that really strengthens your 

stomach, your back & streamlines your body. Well, 

you just found it! This class focuses on your ”core” - 

center of your body. Feel stronger and see a 

change in your body in 5 lessons. Bring a workout 

mat and towel to class and be prepared to feel 

the burn with this innovative exercise form. 

SubEvent: Sandy Fetherolf Fee: $50 


7:00-8:00 p.m. 

March 1-29 

TAI CHI CHUAN 

An ancient Chinese discipline for health, relaxation, 

meditation and self-defense. Its 

circular movements are based 

on a profound, practical 

philosophy useful in daily life. It 

creates a sense of well-being , 

reduces stress and improves 

balance, coordination and 

flexibility. Wear comfortable 

clothes and flat shoes. 

SubEvent: Marvin Smallheiser Fee: $55 


2:00-3:30 p.m. 


QUICK & DIRTY SELF DEFENSE 

Never be afraid again! Protect yourself 

and your family !! 

Learn how to defend yourself against an 

attacker on an airplane, in the 

streets. Turn your fear into 

anger – switch yourself 

into attack mode! Learn 

how to subdue an attacker in 

6 seconds. Learn effective 

techniques that are easy to do and 

apply; learn why size is not a factor. Open to all! 

SubEvent: Jojo Aguilar Fee: $60 


5:00-7:00 p.m. 

February 23-March 9

DISCO DANCE WORKOUT 

Come dance, workout and get in shape to the tunes 

of disco music 

from the 70’s& 

80’s! Wear 

workout clothes, 

leg warmers, and 

sweatbands! Get 

ready to sweat 

and have fun 

doing dance 

moves for one hour. No experience necessary 

and all are welcome to join! 



3:00-4:00 p.m. 


CARDIO BARRE WORKOUT 

A unique high energy, no impact exercise class that 

combines barre work with continual fat burning. 

The Body is worked both coordinated whole and 

isolated muscle groups. This form of exercise is a 

muscle sculpting and toning sensation! You will 

also develop poise, grace and flexibility! 



10:00-11:00 a.m. 


YOGA/STRETCH 

Release all of the tension in your body and mind. 

Increase your flexibility, decrease your stress and 

watch your body respond as it slims and trims 

down. Give yourself an hour vacation once a week. 

You deserve it. Get refreshed & rejuvenated! Bring 

workout mat. 



11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 


LANGUAGE CLASSES 

SIGN LANGUAGE FOR EVERYONE!!! 

Do you want to make a difference in your child’s 

life, teenagers’ or even expand your own 

personal horizons? Come and join us to 

learn the beauty of American Sign 

Language in a very fun, safe, and 

enjoyable environment at Los Angeles 

City College. Students will learn basic 

finger spelling, alphabet, numbers, and 

colors. The lessons gathered in this class will assist 

students in creating a solid foundation from the 

perspective of a deaf person as well a hearing 

person - the best of both worlds. All are welcome, 

No experience needed. Intermediate Sign 

Language is a continuation with more 

vocabulary finger spelling sentences. Material 

fee of $10 payable at time of registration. All 

are welcome! 

SubEvent: Deenie-Marie Carney Fee: $75 


10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 


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SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS 

Open to everyone wanting to learn the basic 

fundamentals of speaking Spanish. This class is 

also a good starting point for those in social work, 

healthcare, teaching and everyday life. Emphasis 

will be placed on grammar, pronunciation, open 

dialogue and conversational exercises. Students 

should have access to email so that they can 

access class materials online. 

Subevent Antonio Cervantes Fee: $85 


10:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 


#70051B 5 Thursdays (Beg.) Fee: $85 

6:30-9:00 p.m. 


SPANISH INTERMEDIATE 

This class is a continuation of beginning Spanish 

for everyone, with emphasis on more advanced 

grammar/conversational techniques for the working 

professional person who travels or just for fun & 

enjoyment. Students should have access to 

email to download handouts. 



10:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 


CHINESE/MANDARIN FOR EVERYONE 

Learn to speak Chinese Mandarin – open more 

doors of opportunity at your work, 

business, life and career, travel and 

everyday life. Focus will be on spoken 

Chinese thru Pinyin system – a quicker 

and easier approach to grasp the 

language in a short period of time. Students will 

learn Mandarin through practical and interesting 

conversations. Material fee of $5 payable at time 

of registration. All are welcome to join! 

SubEvent: Janie Chien, B.A. Fee: $75 


6:30-8:30 p.m. 

March 1-29 

ITALIAN FOR TRAVEL OR BUSINESS 

Master the fundamentals of Italian as you learn 

useful phrases and idioms, correct 

pronunciation and practical vocabulary. 

Combined with an introduction of 

Italian civilization, this class will 

help you carry on a simple 

conversation on every-day topics, 

current events and cultural values. 


registration. 

SubEvent: Romualdo Scherillo Fee: $75 


9:00-11:00 a.m. 




FILL UP!!!

INTRODUCTION TO FRENCH 

PRONUNCIATION 

Learn the fine details of French pronunciation 

and culture for more advanced conversations. 

Students will compile their favorite French words, 

sentences, and questions related 

to their profession and life 

passions. Pre-requisite: 

Students from any 

previous French classes 

in the world. Material fee 

of $24 payable at time of 

registration is for cost of 

book and 3 cd’s and 

handouts. Book title is: PRONOUNCE IT 

PERFECTLY IN FRENCH by Christopher Kendris 

& Theodore Kendris 2 nd edition - ISBN-10-07641- 

7773-7. $5 only if you have already purchased 

the audio cd and book set. Limit 15 students. 

SubEvent: Lesly Lespinasse Fee: $75 


11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 


MORE FRENCH PRONUNCIATION AND 

ADVANCED CONVERSATIONS 

For students who have completed French 1 & 2 or 

are at the advanced level welcome to part 3. This 

class will highlight intense French conversation and 

mastering of French grammar and pronunciations. 


registration is for cost of book and handouts. Book 

title is: FRENCH MADE SIMPLE by Eugene 

Jackson/Antonio Rubio/Pamela Rose Haze, 

ISBN 978-0-7679-1859-6, and can be purchased 

at Barnes & Noble or on Amazon $5 only if you 

have already purchased and book set. Limit 15 

students. 

SubEvent: Lesly Lespinasse Fee: $75 


1:15-3:15 p.m. 


E.S.L. INTENSIVE I 

This class is designed to teach English 

communication competence through basic English 

language skills, such as reading, listening and 

speaking. The class will also cover the basic 

grammar points so that the students will be 

encouraged to use correct English. Students 

should have access to email so that they can 

access class materials online. 



1:00-3:30 p.m. 


E.S.L. INTENSIVE II 

Continue to strengthen your E.S.L. skills with an 

Intensive review of E.S.L. language fundamentals 

with emphasis on pronunciation, conversation 

skills, accent reduction, vocabulary development 

and grammar review. Students should have 

access to email so that they can access class 

materials online. 



1:00-3:30 p.m. 


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ACCENT REDUCTION 

This class is specifically designed to assist foreign 

born residents to improve English language clarity 

through easy accent reduction techniques. Develop 

the rhythm and proper speech sounds that will 

assist your career and in winning new friends. 

Never be afraid or ashamed again. Bring a tape 

recorder and a mirror. Material fee of $30 

payable at time of registration for booklets. 

SubEvent: Mike Golden Fee: $80 


6:30-8:30 p.m. 

March 1-29 

ARTS & CRAFTS 

CANDLE MAKING 

Candles are a beautiful addition to your home 

décor and make wonderful welcome gifts. This 

candle-making 

workshop will cover 

the basic 

techniques for 

making both 

molded and 

container candles. 

Each student will 

make and take 

home a colorful chunk candle, a floating candle and 

a novelty gel candle. Handouts with instructions, 

tips and techniques will be provided. Wear old 

clothes & closed-toe shoes. (no sandals please). 


registration - covers all materials needed to 

complete projects. Please be on time, there will 

be no class make-up. 



6:00-9:00 p.m. 

March 22 

CUSTOM GIFT BASKETS 

FOR FUN & PROFIT 

Customized Gift Baskets can also be a second 

income. Personalize an outlandish basket and 

adorn it with customized bow, select from a variety 

of themes, products and add fillers, color wrap, 

Learn department store wrapping secrets. Be sure 

to pick up supply list when you register, no 

supplies will be available in class. 

SubEvent: Cindy Martiné Fee: $25 


12:30-3:00 p.m. 

March 17 

FELTING 

Design a gorgeous purse using only yarn and soap; 

the end result will be a completely different item 

once the purse comes out the washing machine. 

Also, learn a variety of projects you can make using 

this technique; from belts, to purses to hats and 

much more. Check the website for a sample 

project. Be sure to pick up a supply list when 

you register. No supplies will be available in 

class. No class March 31. 


#50052A 4 Sundays (Beg) 

12:30-2:30 p.m. 

March 24-April 21

STAINED GLASS 

While making a flat panel or window about 10x14 

inches students will learn basic cutting, grinding 

and assembling, 

creating a beautiful 

piece of art work. We 

have various patterns 

to choose from. 

Material fee of $15 

payable at first meeting 

for the tools and 

supplies. Glass is 

additional, typically $20-25, and may be purchased 

from instructor on the first day of class. Held off 

campus near L.A.C.C. Limit only 8 students. 

SubEvent: Kathy Reimer Fee: $115 


9:30 a.m.-12:00 noon 

March 3-24 

NATURAL BATH & BEAUTY PRODUCTS 

Learn how is it is to make skin care and cleansing 

products that are good for you and good for the 

environment. We will use all natural ingredients to 

make bath salts, fizzies, body scrub, body butter 

and massage oils. Tips on storing, packaging and 

purchasing ingredients will be covered, plus you will 

take home samples of everything you make in this 

hands-on workshop. Material fee of $20 payable 

in at time of registration covers all materials 

needed to complete class projects. 

SubEvent: Jeanette Bovard Fee $35 


6:00-9:00 p.m. 

March 29 

Do something nice and relaxing for 

yourself or a friend, learn a new 

craft. Choose from many of our 

arts & craft class offerings. 

GLYCERIN SOAPMAKING 

Custom-made soaps are perfect for gifts, bathroom 

décor, and people with sensitive skin. You will 

create many kinds of 

soaps while learning 

how to layer colors, 

use molds and add 

fragrances, herbs 

and toys. Express 

your creativity and 

join the fun! Material fee of $18 payable at time 

of registration - covers all materials needed to 

complete the projects. Students must be on time 

to complete all Glycerin Soap projects. 



6:00-9:00 p.m. 

March 8 


(323) 953-4000 x2651 

25 

IKEBANA: JAPANESE ART OF 

FLOWER ARRANGEMENT 

Elegance, grace and style are three characteristics 

of the art of Ikebana. In this beginning workshop 

you will learn the manipulation and the observation 

of materials, as they are best used to gain the 

objectives expressed in the Oriental view of flower 

arranging following the curriculum of the OHARA 

Japanese Art of Flower Arranging. Material fee of 

$25 payable at time of registration. Bring florist 

scissors, low-bowl vase/flower needle holder. This 

popular class always fills-up fast so register 

early! 

SubEvent: Hisako Shohara Fee: $65 


10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 


KNITTING – BEGINNING 

Open to men & women who have never knitted. 

Your first project will be a scarf. Instruction will be 

given on how to cast on, Knit, purl stitch and cast 

off or finish off. Patterns will be supplied by 

instructor. Cindy Martiné was recognized/honored 

by Michaels Stores nationwide. Material fee of $2 

payable at time of registration. Be sure to pick up 

a supply list when you register. Limit 15 students. 

SubEvent: Cindy Martiné (Beg.) Fee: $65 


10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 


KNITTING – INTERMEDIATE 

This class is open for men & women who have 

taken beginning knitting or know how to knit. 

Continuing your project, instruction will be given on 

how to read more challenging patterns, deciphering 

a pattern and learning to do more detailed stitches. 

Students will also learn increasing & decreasing, 

changing colors, as well as the importance of doing 

gauges and using circular needles. Pattern will be 

provided by instructor. Be sure to pick up a 

supply list when you register. No supplies will 

be available in class. No class on March 30. 



10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 


EMBROIDERY/CROSS STITICHING 

This fine art of embroidery is delicate and beautiful. 

It has an added value 

when it’s done by you. 

This seminar will 

introduce and show 

you different types of 

colorful embroidery 

craft styles. By the 

end of class you will 

have a beautiful embroidered Christmas art work. 

All are welcome to join! Material fee of $8 


SubEvent: Gabriela Laos Fee: $35 


2:00-4:00 p.m. 

April 6 & 13

PAINTING & WATERCOLORS 

Do you like to watercolor or have a passion for 

painting? Welcome to all who 

appreciate and enjoy this classic 

and contemporary art forum. 

This class will get you started in 

basic painting acrylic/oils and 

watercolors brush stroke 

techniques with emphasis on 

understanding/experiencing 

color composition, value and design impact. Also 

learn mixing colors, differing paint qualities, 

application, and use of brushes. All are welcome! 

Bring basic watercolor set, pad of watercolor 

paper, acrylics, brushes and pencil to 1 st 

meeting. Instructor works for Disneyland as an 

artist and has showcased his works at art galleries 

throughout the U.S.A. 



7:00-8:30 p.m. 

March 1-29 

DRAWING FOR EVERYONE 

Learn how to draw like a pro; get drawing tips and 

techniques on the characters or objects you like to 

draw. See your images come to life! Wayne 

Thomas will give you his professional attention in 

helping to develop your hidden artistic talents using 

led/color pencils, charcoal shading, light/dark 

contrast, 3 dimension & brightness. Students are 

encouraged to bring their ideas and imagination. 

Please bring drawing and color pencils, eraser 

and pad of paper to 1 st class meeting. Instructor 

will address any additional materials in class. 



8:30-10:00 p.m. 

March 1-29 

CROCHET 

This class will introduce you to crocheting. Students 

will learn how to get started, 

how to read yarn labels and 

crochet patterns. You will 

also be taught slip stitch, and 

double crochet. Please be 

sure to pick up a supply 

list when you register for 

class. No supplies will be available in class. 


#50051A 4 Sundays (Beg) 

9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 


BALLOON DECORATING & CENTER 

PIECES 

Let your imagination soar as you learn the 

techniques for making beautiful balloon bouquets, 

arches, columns and sculptures. This class will 

teach you about supplies, materials, safety and 

inexpensive resources in this fun, hands-on course. 

Also learn a bunch of ways to blow up balloons 

without having to huff and puff. You’ll become a 

balloonatic!. Bring your camera to take photographs 

of your beautiful balloon projects. Material fee of 

$25 payable at time of registration - covers all 

your supplies and use of helium tanks. 

SubEvent: Eva Ucañan Fee: $35 


12:30-5:00 p.m. 

March 23 

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DRAW COMIC BOOK & CARTOON 

CHARACTERS LIKE THE PROS 

Learn how to draw your favorite action Heroes and 

Villains like Spiderman, Spawn, 

Green, Lantern, Star Wars, 

Wonder Women, or even the 

Simpsons. You can even invent 

your own cartoon characters! 

This class will teach you 

important steps & secret artist 

tips you need to create & bring 

your cartoon to animation life. If 

you always wanted to become a 

cartoon super-action hero artist or comic Villain 

artist, this class will greatly assist you. Ages 12+ 

SubEvent: Wayne Thomas Fee: $65 


5:30-7:00 p.m. 

March 1-29 

FLORAL DESIGN - Beginners 

Learn how to make sophisticated arrange beautiful 

fresh flower arrangements for those special 

occasions. This hands-on workshop allows you to 

make your own masterpieces and express your 

own artistic talents. You will take home a new floral 

arrangement from each workshop. Material fee of 

$40 payable at time of registration. Material fee 

pays for fresh flowers instructor will provide at each 

class meeting to complete all class projects. Bring 

wire cutters, small knife and newspapers. 



9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 

March 3-17 

FLORAL DESIGN II 

This class is a continuation of floral design I, with 

emphasis on even more advanced floral 

arrangements & techniques. Bring your imagination 

and go creative. Material fee of $40 payable at 

time of registration pays for all your fresh 

flowers for all your floral design projects. Bring 

wire cutters, a floral knife and newspapers. No 

class March 31. 



9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 


WEDDING FLORAL DESIGN 

Create a memorable and elaborate wedding floral 

design to suit that very precious day in your life. 

This class will help you 

prepare a bouquet, corsage 

and wedding floral table 

settings. Save time & money! 

You will be amazed at the 

floral arrangements you made 

yourself. Bring wire cutters, 

paring knife to class. Material 

fee of $25 payable at time of 

registration. Check out 

some of Instructor Eva 

Ucañan’s other hands-on Art & Crafts classes. 



9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

April 13

DESIGN YOUR OWN CLOTHES 

Learn how to design clothes by using your creativity 

and various sources of inspiration. Learn how to do 

“flat Sketching”, full dimensional figures” and how to 

draw apparel with specific details. This class is for 

someone who has an interest in Fashion Sketching 

as a hobby or would like to be a future designer or 

as an Entrepreneur. Class covers seasons, 

themes, color story, categories, fabrics, trimmings, 

some costing, salability and organization of a “line”. 

Class will end with the Designer’s Board 

Presentation. Ages 16+. Please bring the 

following materials to 1 st meeting of class: 15 

Sheets of typing paper, drawing and color 

pencils, eraser, and clear see-thru 18” inch 

ruler. Instructor will address any additional 

materials. 

SubEvent: Rosy E. Espinoza Fee: $80 


4:30-6:30 p.m. 


SEWING MADE EASY 

Develop your creativity and save money making 

your own clothes in a safe comfortable setting. 

Sewing lessons will 

include proper sewing 

machine operation, fabric 

selection, personal body 

measurements, and 

introduction to patterns 

and garments construction 

with basic sewing machine techniques. No prior 

sewing experience necessary. Open to both men 

and women ages 16+. Please bring: a pencil, 60” 

tape measure, 3 ½ yards of non-stretchable 

cotton fabric (no stripes or plaids), matching 

thread, scissors, seam ripper, hand needles and 

pins. Sewing machine provided by L.A.C.C. one 

per student. Limit only 10 students. 



8:00-10:00 a.m. 



10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 


#50201C 5 Saturdays Fee: $80 

12:00-2:00 p.m. 


#50201D 4 Fridays Fee: $80 

6:30-9:00 p.m. 

March 1-22 

SEWING II 

Students will cover more and newer additional 

pattern adjustment sewing techniques. Class is 

limited to 10 students. List of materials 

will be issued at time of registration. 

Sewing machines provided by school - one 

student per sewing machine. Prerequisite: 

Sewing Made Easy. Be familiar with sewing 

machine. No class March 30. 



2:30-4:30 p.m. 


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FASHION PATTERN MAKING 

This hands-on beginner’s class will introduce you to 

the challenging world of fashion pattern making. 

Learn how to make your own 2 garments by using 

step by step pattern making techniques in class. 

Requirements: Must know how to read a ruler, be 

willing to do some homework and to produce a 

fabric test with very slight sewing. Class is open to 

men & women ages 16+. Please bring: Pencils, 

60” tape measure, see-thru plastic ruler 2x18”, 

scissors, 3 ½ yards of muslin fabric, eraser, 

scotch tape. No class March 31. 



12:00-2:00 p.m. 


#50210B 4 Sundays (Interm.) Fee: $75 

3:30-5:30 p.m. 


JEWELRY MAKING 

BASIC BEADED JEWELRY 

Come learn how to make stunning beaded 

bracelets and earrings using basic techniques (no 

soldering). You will be using 

flex wire, eye pins, headpins, 

crimp beads, semi-precious 

stones, pearls, crystals, and 

glass beads. Bring round nose 

pliers, wire cutter, and chain 

nose pliers. Material fee of 

$18 payable at time of registration 

covers materials needed to complete projects. 

SubEvent: Rosy E. Espinosa Fee: $35 


12:15-3:15 p.m. 

March 24 

GLASS FUSION 

Learn how to create fused tiles or jewelry from 

glass. No prior glass experience is necessary. 

You’ll learn how to work with glass, assemble and 

decorate it using different colors of glass on top of 

each other. Your pieces will then be melted in a kiln 

to create magnificent artwork. Material fee of $30 

payable at first meeting - covers all materials 

needed for class projects. Limited to 8 students. 

Class held off campus near L.A.C.C. 


#99520A Two Saturdays 

1:30-4:00 p.m. 

March 9 & 16 

BLOW GLASS GLOBES 

Glaskolben, as they’re known in Germany, make 

beautiful ornaments or sun catchers that reflect the 

light. You’ll learn how to blow your own glass 

globes, using different colors of glass and varying 

designs creating elegant beautiful various shapes. 

A great idea for the holidays and any other time of 

the year. Material fee of $35 payable at first 

meeting covers supplies to make up to 14 globes. 

Limit 8 students. Class held off campus near 

L.A.C.C. 



1:30-4:30 p.m. 

February 23

SILVERSMITHING 

An introductory course on the creation of fine silver 

and other precious metal jewelry. No prior jewelry 

or metalwork experience required. Participants will 

need to purchase some tools & supplies to work on 

personal projects outside of the classroom. Material 

fee of $70 payable in class. Held off-campus and 

limited to 9 students. Open to all. 

SubEvent: Gordon Wainwright Fee: $135 


9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 



12:30-3:30 p.m. 


#99524C 5 Mondays Fee: $135 

6:00-9:00 p.m. 


#99524D 5 Saturdays Fee: $135 

9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 

April 13-May 11 

#99524E 5 Saturdays Fee: $135 

12:30-3:30 p.m. 


#99524F 5 Mondays Fee: $135 

6:00-9:00 p.m. 


METAL CASTING 

An introductory course in metal gravity casting 

using cuttle bone, French sand, clay, centrifugal & 

vacuum casting using the lost wax process (no 

instruction on wax carving). Participants will need to 

purchase some tools and supplies to work on 

personal projects outside of the classroom. The lab 

fee will be $70 payable in class does not include 

precious metals. Any additional materials or tools at 

student discretion. Class is held off-campus and 

limited to 9 students. 

SubEvent: Gordon Wainwright Fee: $135 


6:00-9:00 p.m. 


#99523B 5 Tuesdays Fee: $135 

6:00-9:00 p.m. 


MAKING GLASS BEADS 

Create one-of-a-kind designs that are all yours! 

You’ll heat glass to a molten state and fashion it 

around rods to create beads/buttons for jewelry, 

clothing, random wire votives, mosaics, stained 

glass windows, and whatever else you can dream 

up. All tools and materials are supplied for the class 

to make at least five glass beads, including round, 

flat, tabular and bi-conal. Gain working knowledge 

of bead making and the ability to continue making 

beads of your own at home. Material fee of $20 

payable at first meeting. Limited to 8 students. 

Class held off campus near L.A.C.C. 



1:30-4:30 p.m. 

March 23 

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SWIMMING 

Minimum age of 5 years is required 

for non-swimmers. Each group will 

be limited in enrollment and class is 

designed for beginners only. 

Saturday Group Program 

#96SA12A 5 Saturdays Fee: $55 

1:00-1:50 p.m. 


#96SA12B 5 Saturdays Fee: $55 

2:00-2:50 p.m. 


#96SA12C 5 Saturdays Fee: $55 

1:00-1:50 p.m. 

April 6- May 4 

#96SA12D 5 Saturdays Fee: $55 

2:00-2:50 p.m. 


Sunday Group Program 

#96SU12A 5 Sundays Fee: $55 

1:00-1:50 p.m. 


#96SU12B 5 Sundays Fee: $55 

2:00-2:50 p.m. 


#96SU12C 5 Sundays Fee: $55 

1:00-1:50 p.m. 


#96SU12D 5 Sundays Fee: $55 

2:00-2:50 p.m. 


LAP SWIMMING 

This section is for those who already know how to 

swim. New students must demonstrate to the 

pool manager their swimming ability and be 

evaluated prior to enrollment. 

SubEvent: Pool Staff Fee: $55 

#95050A Mon./Wed./Fri. (Monthly) 

7:00-8:00 p.m. 

Continuous enrollment 

SEMI-PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS 

Intensive personalized semi-private swim 

instruction for group of up to three students. 

Register up to 3 people at time of registration. 

Dates and times of lessons to be arranged – 

weekdays, evenings and weekends. Ages 7 +. 

Subevent: Pool Staff Fee: $75 

#95045A 5 lessons of one hour Per student 

Continuous 

PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS 

Individual swimming instruction for adults or kids - 

one student per instructor. Learn quickly and safely 

avoid the crowds; overcome your fear of water. 

Dates and times to be arranged – Weekday 

evenings and Weekends. Ages 7 +. 

SubEvent: Pool Staff* Fee: $135 

#95040A 5 lessons of one hour 

Continuous enrollment

(at Normandie Ave) 

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Makeup Artistry | A Beginner’s Weekend Course 

This in-depth 2-day makeup workshop will teach you how to create a professional personalized makeup application. 

Learn tips and tricks directly from Milani Cosmetics Resident Makeup Artist, Jason Sanchez. Learn to apply your makeup 

quickly, effectively, and in the correct color scheme. Learn to transform your makeup application from day to night! 

Master the following: 

Brushes & tools | Color theory | Preparing the skin | Color correction 

Foundation matching & application | Understanding texture | Conceal & Camouflage | Eye shape and size 

Eye-shadow application (smokey eye) | Eye lining- powder, creams, liquid | Eyebrow shape & application | Highlight & Contour 

Blush & Bronzers | Lips- Shape & Color | Lashes- curling, mascara, false lashes (individual & strip) 

Subevent: #86002A 

Price: $150.00 | Saturday and Sunday 12-3pm | March 2 & 3 

Cost includes product to use in class and student will receive a Milani Cosmetics gift bag. 

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As of February 2013, our 

Wilshire oces 

(including all 

computer classes) will 

have moved back to the 

Main Campus. 

We will move to the 

“Workforce Education” 

building (see map). 

During busy periods, 

visit us at our new 

oces, but all your 

registration questions 

and needs 

can be taken 

care of at 

Need Parking? 

See us for $10 Permits 

Mon-Fri | Lots 1* or 2 

Sat-Sun | Lot 3 

AD 

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Use Lot 4 if above lots are unavailable 

unvailable 

*$2 daily pass available at Lot 1 kiosk 

(at Vermont & Rosewood) 

Mon thru 

Fri: 10a-7p 

Sat: 8a-1p 

Community Services 

855 N Vermont Ave | Los Angeles, CA 90029 

(323) 953-4000 ext. 2651 | comsvcs@lacitycollege.edu 

communityservices.lacitycollege.edu

Los Angeles City College Make-up Academy is a resource for the aspiring makeup 

artist or a cosmetologist who wants to include makeup design to their services. We 

create the project atmosphere where you can learn cutting edge concepts that will 

motivate you and enhance your creative process. 

Our lessons are live and interactive. You can ask questions, view makeup 

demonstrations, and collaborate with other artist. Attendees will participate in handson 

application of all makeup techniques reviewed. You will be taught what it takes to 

become a professional makeup artist, or just look like one. L.A.C.C. provides training to 

both the novice and person who wants to specialize in makeup artistry as a career. 

Registration fee includes textbook required for class and 12 piece brush set cosmetics 

for use in class - supplied by Miliani. 

REVIEW THE FOLLOWING: 

Career Options 

Industry Terminology 

Getting Started 

Marketing and Promotion 

Social Networking 

Makeup Kit 

Brushes & Tools 

Sanitation and Disinfection 

Interacting with Client 

Color Theory 

BEAUTY COURSE OVERVIEW 

Preparing the skin 

Understanding skin type 

Foundation matching and application 

Color correction 

Understanding texture 

Highlight and Contour 

Concealer and Camouflage 

Brow shape and application 

Eye shape and size 

Eye Color application 

Eye lining – powders, creams and liquids 

Bronzers and blush 

Lips – pencils and lip color application 

Shaping the lips 

PLUS 

Hair Styling 

Portfolio Building 

Business and Marketing 

Editorial, Photography and HD Makeup Application 

Self-evaluating your work 

An Award will be issued at completion of class. 

SubEvent: Jason Sanchez Fee: $999.00 

#86010A Tuesday-Friday 

6:00 - 10:00 p.m. 

February 26-Mar 22 

Classes will be at Geisha Beauty Studios, near L.A.C.C. 

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QUICK & DIRTY SELF DEFENSE 

Never be afraid again! Protect yourself 

and your family !! 

Learn how to defend yourself against an attacker 

on an airplane, in the streets, 

how to turn your fear into 

anger – switch yourself into 

attack mode! Learn how to 

subdue an attacker in 6 

seconds. Learn effective 

techniques that are easy to do and 

apply; learn why size is not a factor. Open to all! 

SubEvent: Jojo Aguilar Fee: $60 


5:00-7:00 p.m. 


LIVE – RENT FREE!!! 

Apartment Management Class 

Have you noticed all the high-rise buildings going 

up? All these new apartment buildings need you 

as a manager – reap the benefits! This class will 

cover all the topics necessary to 

become an apartment manager; 

or, if you are a property/building 

owner, get the skills and laws 

needed to properly manage and 

facilitate your investment. 

Topics: Unlawful detainer/eviction 

laws & procedures. Rental lease-contracts, Rental 

marketing, Manager salary/benefits; Section 8, 

Rent control and more. Don’t put off your career 

as an apartment manager any longer! Register 

early to guarantee your spot in this class! 

SubEvent: Cavalin Fee: $100 


6:00-10:00 p.m. 

March 4-18 


6:00-10:00 p.m. 


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Clases en Español 

páginas 16 &17 

ENROLLMENT NOW OPEN !!! 

REGISTER (323) 953-4000 EXT. 2651 

THE BUSINESS OF BARTENDING – 

BECOME A PROFESSIONAL BARTENDER 

Start working after completing this class! 

Why pay hundreds of dollars more at other schools 

to learn bartending when this bartending class will 

cover all you need to know in the field of bartending 

and more! As the economy struggles and 

employment worsens - Bartending jobs are in 

demand wherever you go! Bartending requires so 

much more than knowing how to put ice in a glass 

and adding the proper ingredients. Kellie will 

prepare you to be a great salesperson; a customer 

service expert and 

an honest/valuable 

employee with skills 

that will help you 

succeed in the real 

world of bartending. 

With the skills 

gained from Kellie 

Nicholson’s class 

and her notoriety 

in the Bartending 

world plus certificate of completion, her 

students have successfully secured bartending 

jobs after completing this class, Kellie’s clientele 

includes Will from the Black Eyed Peas, David 

Schwimmer, Jessica Simpson and Ashton Kucher. 

Material fee of $50 payable online to 

www.barbizz.com/pay before class starts. 

Those who score 90% or above on the tests will 

be awarded a Master’s Certificate of Excellence! 



6:00-10:00 p.m. 


“Dear Kellie, this is Ivette from your Bartending 

class at Los Angeles City College, I just wanted to 

tell you I had my first interview as a bartender 

yesterday, I did not know what to expect, however 

THEY HIRED ME! Thank you so much for teaching 

me the Business of Bartending” – Ivette

Community Services - Los Angeles City College

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